Misfortune never rains but it pours, and happiness never doubles. Salvation is coming, the corner is coming, and the time has come.
Féng not ng Huàjí: Every encounter; Fierce: unfortunate; G: good luck, good luck. In case of danger, it will turn into good luck. This is a superstitious statement.
No, Tai: Two hexagrams in Zhouyi. No: the hexagrams are not smooth; Thai: Guashun; Extreme: the end. When adversity reaches its peak, it will turn into prosperity. Bad luck is coming, and so is good luck.
There is no extreme Yang Hui (pǐ jí yáng huí): it is still extreme Thailand. "Tai" is called Yang because it is Yang inside and Yin outside. Bad luck is coming, and so is good luck.
Pǐ qù tài lái: It means that bad luck has passed and good luck has arrived.
It never rains but it pours. Huò jué fú lián): refers to disaster disappearing and good luck inheriting.
Huò wéi fú xiān: It means that good luck will come after all kinds of disasters. Mostly used to comfort the suffering people.
Jí rén tiān xiàng: Jiren: a good man; Photo: Help bless. Superstitious people think that good people will get help from heaven. A disease or difficulty or misfortune that is often used to comfort others.
Juéchéféng shěng: A dead end. Describe getting a chance to live in the most dangerous time.
Jué l f é ng sh ng: describes getting a chance to survive in the most dangerous time.
ShíláI yün láI: I was at a disadvantage, but when I met an opportunity, my fate began to improve. With the "luck".