Bói quẻ Zhuge

White-headed fisherman: refers to Jiang Ziya, i.e. Jiang Tai Gong also.

Encounters and Conjunctions: encounters, timing.

Faltering: not being able to move forward.

Poor Pass: rich and poor, a metaphor for changing fortunes.

Small: the name of the star, but also refers to the fate of the wastage, small wastage, small loss.

Weichuan: refers to the Weichuan River Basin, where it is generalized to refer to a place or environment.

Head white: hair gray, referring to old age.

Fisherman: an old man who makes his living by fishing.

Encounter: to meet a confidant or a good opportunity.

Then it will be different: it will be different, meaning that the situation will change.

Modo: Don't say it, don't think it.

Faltering: not making progress.

The heart becomes cold: the mood becomes discouraged or cold.

Must will: must, must be.

Patience: to endure, to restrain.

Pay: deliver, treat.

Poverty and access: hardship and access, referring to good and bad changes in circumstances.

Merit: Greatness, when old age is good.

Pedestrians: meet your friends and period at the end of the year.

Marriage: The matchmaking process is laborious, but it will work out in the end.

Lawsuits: all things are tolerated and can be cheapened.

Ding Kou: Clothing and Reunion Celebration.

Business: Good luck in the evening, just be patient.

Sickness: patience to preserve the body and healing in spring.

Traveling: keep your will and stand on your own feet, and you will be rewarded.

Loss of property: Luck commits minor depletion, so you should be more careful.

Field animals: little profit in spring and summer, but success in fall and winter.