What are the specific contents?

Jin Juhua-a metaphor for a woman who sells tea.

Kapok-a metaphor for a doctor who goes to the streets to treat diseases.

Narcissus-a metaphor for a singer in a restaurant.

Pyracantha-a juggler's metaphor.

Local cowflowers-metaphor for some porters.

Eight doors:

A towel.-A fortune teller.

Ermenpi-a person who sells herbs.

Three colors-juggler.

Four doors hanging-Jianghu artists.

Five comments-storytellers and storytellers.

Six-door combination-street singer.

Seven-door tune-people who set up tents and tie paper.

Eight-door chat-a singer on a high platform.

Referred to as towel, leather, color, hanging, flat, group, tone and chat, it is called "eight doors"

Originally refers to the five-element array and the eight-door array. These are two ancient tactics with many changes. Metaphor is changeable or changeable. From "Songs of Chu, New Knowledge, Sun Jiagan's Travels to the South": "To the west of the dragon symbol, the peaks are chaotic, with four rows of trees like Pingsha, eight doors and five flowers. "

"Variety" is sometimes interpreted as an array in ancient tactics: "Wuhua" is a five-element array and "Eight Gates" is an eight-gate array. The five elements refer to gold, wood, water, fire and earth. In addition, the five elements represent five pigments: red, yellow, blue, white and black. When they are mixed together, they can also become various colors, dazzling.

Eight-gate array, also called Eight Diagrams Array, is listed as an array according to the arrangement order of Eight Diagrams.