Explanation of fortune-telling
(1). Order Sangong. "Book of Rites·Yue Ling": "Welcome the spring in the eastern suburbs, return the rebellion, reward the ministers, princes and officials to the court, order the prime minister to bring virtue and peace, conduct celebrations and benefit, and bring blessings to the people." Zheng Xuan's note: "The prime minister is called the three princes, and the prime minister is the king. "That's what happened." Kong Yingda Shu said: "We welcome the Spring Festival and rebel against the country, and order the three ministers to teach and benefit." (2). Refers to the appointment of the prime minister. "History of the Song Dynasty·Biography of Li Gang": "Li Gang was hated by the Jin people. Although he had already been appointed as a prime minister, it was better to give up before he arrived." (3). Destiny and appearance. "Yuewei Thatched Cottage Notes·Luanyang Summer Record 2" written by Ji Yun of the Qing Dynasty: "Looking carefully again and again, I asked about the stems and branches of the eight characters. After pondering for a long time, I said: 'Every king's fortune and fortune are of the same order.'" (4). Refers to the "eight characters", the number of fate. . Zhao Shuli's "Xiao Erhei's Marriage" Chapter 10: "Er Zhuge said: 'It's good if you don't commit crimes, but you can't get married, because your fate is wrong.'" (5). Fortune-telling, fortune-telling. "Nine Lives and Strange Injustices" Chapter 34: "I asked the shopkeepers to look everywhere on the street. Are there signs of Su Pei's fortune? If so, let's see where he lives."
Word breakdown
Explanation of fate ì The living ability of animals and plants: life. Help. Run for your life. Work hard. lifeline. life. Depend on each other for life. Superstition believes that wealth, poverty, longevity, etc. are predetermined at birth: destiny. Fortune sign (刵). Destiny (. Superstition refers to life and death, wealth and poverty, and all encounters;. Metaphors for the trend of development and change, such as "The people must be able to interact with each other, and actions come from both sides: each other. Equal. Same. Acquaintance. Passed down (俷) ). Consecutive. Complement each other. The two actions come from one side and have a certain purpose.