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Zhuge Lingzhi (traditional Chinese character sign)69fortune telling
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quotation mark 第 69 inscribed bamboo stick (used in divination, gambling, drawing lots etc)
label The children were welcomed by the bamboo horses, and they said that the God's official rule was clear, and from then on, the five winds and ten rains were combined, and every family celebrated a good harvest.
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Children: young children.

Bamboo Horse: A bamboo pole that a child puts on his hips to ride as a horse, also commonly used to refer to children's games or childhood.

Greet each other with joy: greet each other happily.

Co-speaking: talking about it together, saying it together.

Shenjun: a respectful term for an official, here referring to an official who governs well.

The rule of the officials is clear and just: the governance of the officials is clear and just.

From this time on: from this time on.

Five winds: refers to the wind and rain, often used in conjunction with "ten rain" to describe good weather.

Ten rains: refers to abundant rainfall, often used in conjunction with "five winds" to describe good weather.

Household: every household, referring to all homes.

Celebrate the harvest: Celebrate the harvest.

an explanation of the meaning of words or phrases

Merit: success and success in everything.

Pedestrians: Children welcome the door and pedestrians will arrive.

Marriage: Harmony in marriage, and a preference for more men.

Officials: Noble people are fortunate and things go well.

Ting Kou: The eldest and youngest are savory, and the family is celebratory.

Business: good luck with birth and wealth.

Sickness: auspicious people, relief and good fortune.

Traveling: smooth wind and sails, no harm done.

Lost objects: Yang grows and yin disappears, lost and found.

Field and Livestock: lush fields and abundant livestock.

去抽inscribed bamboo stick (used in divination, gambling, drawing lots etc)
Introduction to the Zhuge Divine Oracle:

1. Legend has it that the Zhuge Divine Oracle was created by Zhuge Liang on his deathbed, distilling his lifetime of wisdom to guide future generations.

2. There are 100 oracles in total, each consisting of a set of verses. Those seeking guidance should silently recite their question in their heart, then shake the tube to draw a single oracle. The drawn verse is presented in the form of poetry, containing rich philosophical insights and prophecies.

3. Before drawing a slip, the seeker must silently recite their name, address, and the matter they wish to ask about. Drawing is limited to once per day.

4. Seekers should interpret the oracle by combining the text of the slip with their own personal circumstances to gain insight into their concerns.

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