Jade Emperor's Lunar Sign No. 13: Yi Qi is ashamed to eat Zhou's corn.

Overview of Jade Emperor's 13th Sign

The 13th Sign

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Poetry

Fish grow hard in small streams, and the depths settle into shallow, cold water; holding his knees in the cold incense and chanting, Yiqi starved to death on Shouyang Mountain.

Yu Di Lingzhi 13th Sign

◆The head is good and the tail is bad, the wealth tends to fade.

Grams say

Willow dancing in the wind, west and east, pedestrians laughing, as an old man.

Said

Miles of home state is good, do things tiger ask the dragon, spare people can not enter, rest people should be self-cleaning.

Said

Lawsuits and illnesses are fierce, it is difficult to seek money, children are unlucky, marriage is not possible, everything should be seasonal, the head is good and the tail is bad.

Cool Moon Solution

Things have reluctance, good benefits in the back, bear and accept it, the next day more prosperous hair.

Story of the poem

Yiqi was ashamed to eat Zhou's corn

At the end of the Yin Dynasty, there were two famous hermits, one named Bo Yi and the other named Shu Qi, the sons of the monarch of the state of Lonely Bamboo, who fled and hid themselves in order to resign the throne of the state. When they heard of the rise of King Wen of the Zhou Dynasty, they came to him together. When King Wu of Zhou went to crush King Zhou, Bo Yi and Shu Qi advised and counseled him. The men around King Wu were about to strike them with their weapons. Jiang Taigong said, "These two people are very righteous people, so he helped Bo Yi and Shu Qi to go. When King Wu had pacified the chaos of the Yin Dynasty and gained the world, this was the Zhou Dynasty. Bo Yi and Shu Qi felt so ashamed that they refused to eat the corn of the Zhou Dynasty. They went to the Shouyang Mountain to live in seclusion, and they ate the grass, and then they died of starvation at the foot of the Shouyang Mountain.