Is Fu Luan a fortune teller? _ Is Fu Luan a fortune teller or a fortune teller?

Fu Luan is a Taoist divination. Fu Ji (Fu Luan) comes from people in early ancient times, and it has the same belief as general religion. The western term COSEINO MANCY comes from the saying of dustpan or sieve, because MANCY means divination, and sometimes Chinese writing "you" and "Luan" are later names. Xiaowen Temple, located in the east of Ji 'an Prefecture, is dedicated to Prince Liang Zhaoming. When it was called "Fei Luan", it was very clever. He wrote "Flying Luan" to help the dustpan, ride the phoenix, and ride the phoenix as a fairy, hence the name (Book Integration and Divine Code, volume 310, Jiangxi Tongzhi). In particular, Tao Hongjing's "True Letters Patent" and "Secret History of Zhou Dynasty" can be used for reference. Just like the contents of True Patent, the words and sentences in Patent are the same as those advised by modern Fulu. According to Tao Hongjing's theory, it is not necessary to have an artifact to accept the patent book, but only to write it by hand, and it is just a straight book according to the will of the gods. Form is when you help Luan, written in words, which is the spirit of Zhou. The Mystery of Zhou tells the miracle of correspondence with my aunt after she died in seclusion. At the same time, he used his own books and documents to go to court, just like the "true patent", which was written by methods such as supporting a dustpan. Biography of the Immortal is a work of the Six Dynasties. Among them, Lingren Xin (referring to the pen that helped the dustpan) was the son of Emperor Han Ming when he helped the dustpan in the Imperial Palace. He saved his life and took the patent as the immortal pen. There is an explanation for writing on a writing desk in the Classic of the Tiger: the subject (Zheng Luan) holds a mobile desk and makes it write on a sand table without pen and ink. Later, it was changed to a T-shaped peach and willow pen, which was waved by two hands or two people and written on the sand table. One person sings a word and one person writes a book.