What does fortune-telling Golden Gate mean?

This question is very much like gambling.

To put it bluntly, this kind of poem is just nonsense and deceptive.

The first sentence is that you live in a beautiful castle in Furama, that is, you live in a rich family.

In the second sentence, the warehouse is full of pearls and the granary is full of food. It is also catering to the first sentence.

The golden whip is a whip made of gold. Jade stands for BMW It's probably a good saddle with a BMW for a hero. It probably means expensive. This is a compliment to this man.

The fourth sentence means that the greater the bad luck, the stronger it will be, which probably means that wealth will follow you.

On the whole, this is a rich man. I live in a mansion and my family is well off.

This is my understanding of this poem. Just now, Baidu read it and found that this poem is a kind of scraping in fortune telling. Say that your life is the life of the rich and the rich.

That's it. I hope it's adopted.