Open a fortune-telling booth _ Is it illegal to open a fortune-telling shop?

Two-part allegorical saying about the historical figure Jiang Ziya: Jiang Ziya sells noodles to have a rest.

Two-part allegorical saying: Jiang Ziya sells noodles at a loss.

Historical allusions: 15 in Romance of the Gods: Jiang Ziya was driven by his wife Ma Shi to sell hedges, but failed. Later, it was ground into flour by wheat and sold in Kyoto, Chao Ge. Although I strung four doors, I didn't sell a catty. Later, when people wanted to buy pennies, Ziya had to put down her basket and sell it. Unfortunately, she was startled by a horse, kicked it over and scattered it all over the floor. Ziya hurried to collect it. Suddenly, the wind blew the flour clean. It's really unlucky. Ziya was helpless, sighed and returned.

Jiang Ziya's two-part allegorical saying:

Walking into Jiang Ziya —— Visiting Xi 'an (for leisure)

Fishing in Jiang Ziya-strange (fishing), just a cover.

Jiang Ziya married a daughter-in-law-Lao Laixi.

Jiang Ziya is 80 years old-forgetful (prosperous)

Jiang Ziya opens a fortune-telling shop-business is booming.

Jiang Ziya Burning Pipa Essence —— Original Form

Jiang Zaigong's Commentary on Books —— Dialogue with God

Jiang Taigong retired-eat his old money.

Jiang Taigong is singing the same old tune.

Jiang Taigong remarried-water under the bridge

Jiang Taigong plays the piano-the same old tune.

Jiang Taigong Morning Run-Complexity (Practice)

Jiang Taigong catches turtles-turtles that want to stretch their necks.

Jiang Taigong sat on the flagpole, eager to see it.

Jiang Taigong has an old book in his wallet.

Jiang Taigong sings a fishing drum-a cliche

Jiang Taigong straight hook fishing-he who wishes takes the bait.

Jiang Taigong's god of walls-everything is forgiven.

Jiang Ziya introduced.

Jiang Ziya (about 1 156- about10/7), also known as Jiang Shang, is a famous historical figure in China. He was born in the late Shang Dynasty and early Zhou Dynasty. Jiang's surname, Lu's surname, Shang, Ming Yi, Ziya, or Shan Huya, alias flying bear, was sealed in Lu because his ancestors assisted Da Yuping in water and soil, so he took Lu as his surname, also known as Lu Shang.

According to legend, when Jiang Ziya was 72 years old, he fished in Panxi River on the bank of Weihe River. He got to know Zhou Wenwang, who was thirsty for talents, and was named as a "Taishi" (the name of the military attache), known as "King Taigong", commonly known as Taigong, and was honored as a "Taishi Shangfu" by Zhou Wuwang. Jiang Ziya, founder of Qi State, businessman, chief think tank of King Zhou Ke, supreme military commander, founding father of Western Zhou Dynasty, founder of Qi culture, and an outstanding strategist, strategist and politician with far-reaching influence in ancient China. His historical position has been recognized by ancient records, and Confucianism, France, the military, Zong Heng and other schools of thought contend, all pursuing him as a family figure and honoring him as the "master of a hundred schools of thought".