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What divine operators were there in ancient China?

The ancient diviners in China included Zhuge Liang, Yuan Tiangang, Li and Liu Bowen. Zhuge Liang has not yet been born, but he knows three points in the world. Yuan Tiangang and Li shirked their responsibility for 5,000 years, and Liu Bowen had a brainwave to know about the baked wheat cake.

Zhuge Liang's most famous work is "Long Zhong Dui", which broke the trend of "three points in the world". Zhuge Wolong didn't go out to work for others at that time, but he still knew the world. He can conclude that Cao Cao relied on the emperor to make the princes decide the north, Sun Quan relied on the position of Jiangdong to decide the southeast, and Liu Bei's way out was in the southwest, which was proved by later history. In addition, Zhuge Liang's straw boat borrowing arrows is also a wonderful move. On the last day, he borrowed the east wind to Cao Ying, borrowed millions of arrows from a grass boat, and successfully completed the task.

Yuan Tiangang and Li calculated the future at the request of the emperor, and finally wrote "Pushing Endorsement". In TuiBei Map, Wu Zetian was successfully predicted to be the emperor. What is even more frightening is that they hyped the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement in the late Qing Dynasty, and also told about the Tianjing Incident to understand the civil strife in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. Take the thirty-third image in the pushback diagram as an example. "Huang Heqing, smooth." The former sentence focuses on the Qing Dynasty, indicating that the Qing army entered the customs, and the latter sentence indicates that the first emperor of the Qing Dynasty was the emperor shunzhi. And the thirty-fifth is like a cloud, "Some people in the west have set foot in the capital of God", which is about the invasion of China by British and French allied forces and their entry into Beijing during the Second Opium War. Various indications show that the prediction of pushback diagram is very accurate.

Liu Bowen is also a strange man. One day, Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to see if there was such a god in Liu Bowen, so he took a bite of baked wheat cake and asked Liu Bowen to guess what he was hiding. As a result, Liu Bowen said, "Half is like the sun and half is like the moon. It was once bitten by a golden dragon, so it is incomplete. What is hidden is the cake. " When Zhu Yuanzhang rose, Liu Bowen's contribution finally made him successful in the world.

Zhuge Liang, Li, Yuan Tiangang and Liu Bowen are all very famous immortals in the history of China. They have a clever idea that they can tell many years later.