Does Chu bring gold in the five elements of the fortune-telling book? What's the solution in Chongqing?

The so-called fortune-telling books and some online dictionaries, whether true or false, are entertaining. At least half of the Chinese characters are divided into five elements for no reason. They are sheer nonsense and funny. If you are serious, you will inevitably be fooled. I said there was no time, but there was always no entertainment. Fast food culture has become very popular.

Chu, from the forest, is itself a shrub name, and the five elements are of course wood. The so-called dictionary is really gold. Who do you trust? Do you believe in books? Not all fools must believe in reason.

Chongqing, from Tan Ya, is divided into three parts and five elements belong to water. The original meaning is that water changes from clear to dirty, and it is extended to change, change and violation. It is also the name of ancient water, short for Chongqing. There is a piece of Yushui in that place, and the Sui Dynasty named it after Yuzhou.