Wang Wen invited Jiang Taigong's two-part allegorical saying.

Zhou Wenwang asked Jiang Taigong's two-part allegorical saying-Try to find a wise man.

More two-part allegorical sayings about Jiang Taigong:

Jiang Taigong hooked fish-willing to take the bait. Today is a metaphor for willingly falling into other people's plots. This allusion comes from Jin Fulang's "Outside Fu Zi", which reads: "Taigongjuan fished in a dark stream for fifty years and didn't catch any fish. Lu Lian heard and read it. Taigong climbs the cliff, fishes without bait, recites scriptures, and puts the pole at dusk. "

Jiang Taigong's hook is straight.

Jiang Taigong's back was named God-helping others.

In the 1980s, Jiang Taigong met King Wen-his luck changed.

Jiang Ziya is a fortune teller-business is booming.

Jiang Ziya's mount-four unlike.

Jiang Taigong sat on the platform-senior.

Jiang Taigong's divination is so accurate.

Jiang Taigong said cross talk-god chat.

Jiang Taigong goes fishing-he who wishes takes the bait.

Jiang Taigong catches turtles-who wants to stretch its neck?

Jiang Taigong's glasses don't have lenses-as usual.

Jiang Taigong sells noodles-he goes home with a heavy burden, and when he makes trouble, he goes home with bad luck.

Jiang Taigong is here-everything is forgiven. Where is your position? Without your place, all the evil spirits are hidden, and the gods are in their positions.

Jiang Taigong God-has no place, no share, and missed himself.

Jiang Taigong's ride is four unlike.

Jiang Taigong's wife-Sangmen Hangke.