2. Life: Que Su Shen Lingge
3. Discussion: The Harvest of Ji Ye Brothers' Marriage in Tibet (Returning to Tibet)
The first part is about your destiny.
... this is a magnificent head corner, but the transportation restrictions have not passed yet. Long Yin, suddenly the leopard changed. -You're talented, but you're unlucky. Then you can show your talents.
The second part is about your life and the fate of this life. Take the forest where sparrows live as an example.
The third part analyzes your fate from six aspects: inheritance, brothers entering Tibet, marriage, children's income and harvest (returning to Tibet).
For example, after harvesting (returning to Tibet), every dog should be alert to getting drunk, and the morning chicken crows in the water-that is, the scene at the end of your life: at some point in the Year of the Dog (every dog), you were drunk and didn't get up the next morning. ...
These poems are very meaningful, so you can think slowly.
It's just that this fortune-telling method is not accurate. There are only 100 different kinds of fortune-telling.