The hexagrams of shaking copper coins in Zhouyi

Shaoyang rises to Lao Yang, Lao Yang becomes Shaoyin, Shaoyin rises to Laoyin, and Laoyin becomes Shaoyang.

There are sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes, and each hexagram has six hexagrams. The so-called hexagrams are six horizontal, and the yin is broken and the yang is connected, so the dry hexagrams are six yang hexagrams.

These hexagrams, counted from bottom to top, are divided into 123456, which are called Chu, II, III, IV, V and Shang respectively. For example, if you don't have to dive for nine days, Kang Long will regret it by nine days, and it will be the same if you are in the ninth five-year plan and the flying dragon is in the sky.

As for the interpretation of fortune telling, it depends on the skill and thinking of fortune tellers.

(So, what the fortune teller said makes sense. )