Without a divination, going up from the next hurdle means getting angry and getting into the water. As for the meaning, at first glance, "water didn't put out the fire" is actually fire and water, and the fire is above the water. Fire and water can't intersect, cooking can't be done, and things can't be done. In addition, all the hexagrams (that is, the coarse hexagrams) are wrong, the singular number 1, 3,5 is yang, and the hexagrams 1, 3,5 are yin (two paragraphs); 2, 4 and 6 are yin, and the poor 2, 4 and 6 are all yang. So it seems to be a metaphor for being in a dilemma. The reason why things can't be done is mostly because they have ulterior motives. I think that's what Jiang Baili said in Japanese. Sixty-four hexagrams, the last one, seems to be "Ji Ji", but it ranks "Ji Ji" in the sixty-third place and "misfortune" in the sixty-fourth place. This is not melodramatic. This is a fact. A person, a country has done things to the extreme, and there must be more unfinished things to meet Ta. There is success, but you can't be poor.