Lexical explanation of luck

Concentrate your strength on a certain part of your body by concentrating.

◎ luck yun qi

[wealth; Luck] fate; destiny

Several teams had good luck in hunting. 1. refers to the material origin of nature and its natural phenomena. The ancients said that "five movements and six qi". The five movements are the five elements of gold, wood, water, fire and earth, and the six qi refers to wind, cold, dampness, heat, dryness and fire. Han Wang Chong's "On the Balance of Yu Ming": "The luck of the husband and the sky should be natural. Although sacrifices are required, there is no benefit in the end. " In the Southern Dynasties, Qi and Chu wrote a book "Chu's suicide note": "The book was written in Huang Qi; The case of luck began in Su Wen. " Fang Yizhi's "On Physics, Image, Mathematics and Qi" in the Qing Dynasty: "Since the luck of the Yellow Emperor and the sum of Tang Yu, Confucius has made it the first priority to learn the Book of Changes to leap over the five worlds."

2. gas generation; Lose your temper. During the Southern Dynasties, Shen Liang made an agreement on "playing Wang Heshang": "Love luck, regardless of the imperial code."

3. Do Qigong and inject qi into a certain part of the body. Wang Renyu's "Kaiyuan Tianbao Zhaotie Legacy" in the Five Dynasties: "There is a hermit Guo Xiu in Taibai Mountain, and he has the skill of luck." Guan's poem "Self-alarm" said: "For those who are interested in seeking a long life, it is good to stop eating." Ji Yun: "In his hometown, there were people who were guided to seek immortality, but as soon as they sat down, they were lucky and their hands and feet were caught." Su Shuyang's gossip about Yuanmingyuan: "Young translators don't talk, just stand there and stare at the old people, which means to leave a respectful impression in their minds."

4. opportunities; Opportunity. The Fortieth Story of Heroes of Children: "Do you think this is not called' luck is coming, Kunlun Mountain can't stop it'?" Qian Zhongshu's Fortress Besieged III: "Fang Hung-chien feels that today's fortune has turned for the better and he has gone through all the difficulties." Sha Ting's "route": "Well, try my luck, I'll go and see the master again!"

5. Jude Fett Act II of Cao Yu's Peking Man: "I'm unlucky, I'm unlucky everywhere, and my career is inexplicably screwed up." Act II of Laoshe Teahouse: "These days, whoever lives or dies has to take a chance. How can you not count fortune telling and face reading? " The first chapter of Du Pengcheng Defending Yan 'an: "Then, the soldiers argued about whether there is such a thing as luck ... but most soldiers said that believing in luck is superstitious."