Nom de famille à deux caractères Zhuge

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Zhuge Lingzhi (traditional Chinese character sign)18fortune telling

functionality	(computer) shortcut key
quotation mark	第 18 inscribed bamboo stick (used in divination, gambling, drawing lots etc)
label	You are a plum tree on the cliff, blooming in the spring without any stains, waiting to see the green leaves become shade, and bearing children full of branches and adjusting the tripod.
full solution (a math problem)	Tune the tripod: originally refers to cooking food, a metaphor for the chancellor's rule of the country. Guifu Lanxin (桂馥兰馨): to claim that one's children and grandchildren are virtuous and prosperous. Accumulate thick and flow fragrant: accumulate abundantly and flow extensively for a long time. Thou: You. Cliff: a steep cliff. A Tree of Plums: a tree of plum blossoms, often used as a metaphor for loneliness and resilience of character. A dust without stain: not even a bit of dust is stained, a metaphor for a high and pure character, uncontaminated by the world. Open to spring: to open up in the spring, meaning to show oneself at the right time. To be seen: to wait to see, to anticipate. Green leaves become shade: refers to trees with flourishing leaves, symbolizing the maturity of things or the success of people. Fruitfulness: fruitfulness. Full of branches: the fruit hangs all over the branches, describing a rich harvest. 调鼎：原指调味品，后常用来比喻辅佐国政、担当重任或烹饪技艺高超。这里引申为担当重要职责或成就大业。
an explanation of the meaning of words or phrases	Merit: when merit is gained and more afterward. Pedestrians: spring letters blowing in and rendezvous not far away. Marriage: Don't mind the lightness, but you can predict prosperity. Lawsuits: to establish oneself and turn misfortune into good fortune. Dingkou: The lintel is happy, Guifu Lanxin. Business: wealth and accumulation of wealth. Disease: Dead wood springs to life and grows on its own. Travel: smooth outings and better harvests. Lost property: careful guarding, less lost, more gained. Field animals: spring births and interest surpluses.

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

Présentation des Bûches de Zhuge :

1. Selon la légende, les Baguettes divinatoires de Zhuge sont le fruit de la sagesse accumulée par Zhuge Liang tout au long de sa vie, qu'il aurait condensée avant sa mort afin de guider les générations futures.

2. Les Baguettes divinatoires de Zhuge comptent 100 baguettes au total. Chaque baguette est composée d'un texte. La personne qui consulte doit formuler sa question en silence, puis agiter le tube pour en tirer une. Le texte tiré se présente sous forme de poème et renferme une riche philosophie ainsi que des prophéties.

3. Avant de tirer un billet, la personne doit réciter mentalement son nom, son adresse et la question qu'elle souhaite poser, puis procéder au tirage. Elle ne peut tirer qu'un seul billet par jour.

4. La personne qui tire le billet doit interpréter le texte en fonction de sa situation personnelle afin d'obtenir des éclaircissements sur sa question.