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Zhuge Lingzhi (traditional Chinese character sign)8fortune telling

functionality	(computer) shortcut key
quotation mark	第 8 inscribed bamboo stick (used in divination, gambling, drawing lots etc)
label	Accumulated virtues such as the gentleman for decades, why need to worship ask the gods, a smooth sailing who can reach, the benefits have to wade through the big river.
full solution (a math problem)	Li You You You Go: It refers to the advantage of having something to move forward, which is used in the I Ching. Yau: a dummy word in ancient Chinese, used in the same way as the word "所". Accumulation of Virtue: Accumulation of merit and good deeds. Ru Jun: like you (person), referring to a person who has accumulated virtue. Decades: many years, describing a long period of time. Why do you need to: why bother, no need. Worship: to worship respectfully, in this case to pray to God and Buddha. Ask the Immortals: to ask the Immortals for advice or to divine good or bad fortune. A smooth sail: a very smooth environment or situation, like a ship with full sails. Who can reach: who can match it, meaning no one can reach it. Li You You Heading: From the I Ching, it means to move forward and go to get benefits, which signifies the auspiciousness of moving forward. Wade through a great river: to cross a great river, a metaphor for overcoming a major difficulty or undertaking a major action.
an explanation of the meaning of words or phrases	Merit: For good will prosper and merit. Pedestrians: a knowing encounter, a period of time. Marriage: Husband and wife are in harmony and the family is prosperous. Officials: the official star assists and everything goes well. Ding Kou: Family is clear and peaceful. Business: very wealthy and full of honor. Sickness: Fortunate star, disaster and remorse are all eliminated. Travel: Going out is highly favorable and never obstructed. Lost and Found: lost and found not far, only by the stream. Fields and Animals: Fields are profitable, fruits and prosperity.

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

Presentazione dei Biletti Divinatori di Zhuge:

1. Si narra che i Biletti Divinatori di Zhuge siano stati creati da Zhuge Liang sul letto di morte, come sintesi della saggezza acquisita nel corso della sua vita, al fine di guidare le generazioni future.

2. I "Zhuge Lingqian" sono in tutto 100, ciascuno composto da un testo. Chi effettua la consultazione deve formulare mentalmente la propria domanda, quindi agitare il contenitore e estrarre un bastoncino. Il testo estratto si presenta sotto forma di poesia e contiene ricchi insegnamenti filosofici e profezie.

3. Prima di estrarre il biglietto, chi lo richiede deve recitare mentalmente il proprio nome, indirizzo e la questione che desidera porre; può estrarre un biglietto solo una volta al giorno.

4. Chi effettua la consultazione deve interpretare il testo del biglietto tenendo conto sia del suo contenuto che della propria situazione personale, per ottenere una risposta alla propria domanda.