1. I haven't slept for three days, and it's autumn. A tree setting in the sun swallows cicadas more, and once took a leave of Fuling. Flocculent leaves have been rolled by the wind, empty and sad. Don't fold the long strip lightly. Sue little hate, qian, he said. You are wandering and wandering, and you are a Taiwanese. The red Banqiao is empty, and the skirt is gone, and the wind is still dying. -Qing Dynasty, Nalan Xingde's "Chanting Willow with Pale Yellow Willow"
Interpretation: ① Three Sleeps: Three Sleeping Willow, namely Tamarix (also known as Celebrity Willow). The weak branches of this willow are swaying in the wind and falling down from time to time. "Three Auxiliary Stories": There are willows in Hanyuan, which are shaped like human figures and nicknamed human willows. Sleep three times a day. (2) Fuling: that is, Baling, the graveyard of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty. In today's east of Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province. Li Bai's "Memories of Qin E": "Qin Louyue, willow color every year, Baling is sad." (3) Su Xiao hate: a metaphor for the disappointment of parting with a lover. ④ Qian: Please, request. ⑤ Zhangtai: This refers to the brothel dance hall. ⑥ Red Banqiao: A bridge with red boards. Poetry often refers to the place where lovers part. The fourth of Tang Bai Juyi's "Yang Liuzhi Ci": "The red banjiangqiao green wine flag, the pavilion doll palace is warm and the sun shines."
2. I ching. In 1993, Hung-chien went to land, her husband's levy was gone, and her wife was pregnant and infertile. Li yukou. -
Interpretation of the Book of Changes: Jiusan, like a wild goose gradually falling on the mainland, if the husband goes to war and never comes back, the wife loses her virginity and can't raise her, so it is dangerous.
3. If you want real lead and mercury, don't leave home. There will be no reason for the interval between wood and gold. Must rely on the matchmaker to seduce. ? Nature loves Jin Shunyi, and gold loves Mu Ciren. Swallowing each other but dating each other. I began to feel that the man was pregnant. Song Zhang Boduan's "Xijiang Moon"