Lui Zu Ling Sign No.16: Ancient Wang Bo won the first prize in the imperial examinations

Lu Zu Ling Sign  16th Sign The Ancient Wang Bo won the Scholarship

[Words]

When the time comes, the wind sends to Tengwang Pavilion, when the luck comes, why worry about crossing the crane.

The two lucks of the sky ladder, but also know that Gui flavor early Zhuo.

[Overview]

Wang Bo was the first Tang dynasty poet.

Wang Bo, one of the four great geniuses of the early Tang Dynasty, was very clever at a young age, very agile, and his famous work Tengwangge Preface is even more memorable for thousands of years, as a rare masterpiece. Therefore, people often use "the wind sends Tengwang Pavilion" to indicate that the time has come to be lucky and happy. The person who seeks this sign, everything is as it should be, if you can accumulate virtue and benevolence, it will turn bad luck into good fortune.

Detailed Explanation in Vernacular Language

The poem says

Don't worry about things, the spring breeze is natural.
Three more feet of fishing, and the scales are fresh.

Saying

The warmth and coldness of human feelings, a lot of icing on the cake, but very little in the snow to send charcoal, why? Why? It is human nature to follow the red and white, and it is also human nature to beat the dog, which is fundamentally difficult to eliminate. And this sign, things get so pleased, so do not have to worry about, if you can be patient a little waiting, then the gains will be more.  

[Interpretation]

Scheming and hoping: to do well in business.
Money: there will be a good harvest.
Marriage: quite happy.
Self: To cultivate oneself by practicing virtue and benevolence.
Household: A blessing in disguise.
Business: Prosperity without much effort.
Movement: Anywhere is good.
Traveling: No harm done, and there are surprises.
Illness: Seems to be serious but will be cured soon.
Sixth A: A boy is born on the A-B day.
Pedestrian: information arrives first, people arrive later.
Lawsuit: Present evidence and the other party will agree to settle.