"Che Kung", fortune-telling sign signed by the God of Qin in the Warring States Period (475-221 BC)

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Che Kung's fortune-telling sign36fortune telling

functionality	(computer) shortcut key
quotation mark	第 36 autograph sign # (on a label)
good and bad luck (in astrology)	中inscribed bamboo stick (used in divination, gambling, drawing lots etc)
lift a fingerprint	old wishes not yet fulfilled
label	I asked you if you had ever seen the old days, and who would help me when I was drunk and stupefied. It is exactly the new style that comes out today, no money and empty hands to sell again.
cancel a contract	家宅平安，自身平安，求财半遂，家宅困乏，占病防送终，自身不吉，出入无功，婚姻不合，求财无，寡恩负义，贫不悔过，自甘堕落，非改不可
full solution (a math problem)	Household: living within your means Travel: not advisable to travel far In-laws: bring your eyes to the people Pedestrians: not yet returned Fertility: not yet Litigation: unlikely to win Career: not suitable for partnership Relocation: Not advisable Finance: lackluster

去抽inscribed bamboo stick (used in divination, gambling, drawing lots etc)

Introduction to the Che Kung Divine Oracle:

1. Che Gong's Divine Oracle originated in China's Song Dynasty and is closely associated with the historical figure Che Gong.

2. Che Gong, whose original name was Che Wei (960–1279), was a renowned general during the late Southern Song Dynasty. He was awarded the title of Grand Marshal for his role in quelling the Jiangnan Rebellion. As he was also skilled in medicine and helped villagers in the Guangdong region combat epidemics, he came to be revered as the “Sacred Emperor Che Gong.”

3. Che Gong Divine Fortune Sticks typically consist of 96 sticks, each inscribed with a verse containing profound meaning.

4. Note: The data for this tool was collected from the internet and is provided for reference only. Please contact us if you encounter any issues.