Bói quẻ Zhuge

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。

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.