Seek help from Feng Shui numerology master: On the first day of last year, I went to the temple to burn incense, lit incense and held it quietly in my hand. Suddenly, I asked for an explanation. Are t

Seek help from Feng Shui numerology master: On the first day of last year, I went to the temple to burn incense, lit incense and held it quietly in my hand. Suddenly, I asked for an explanation. Are there any signs? This is obviously an exam question. It's almost a year since what happened on New Year's Day last year. Do you still need to predict?

But since it is an exam, I might as well give it a try.

The burnt incense is faithful incense, which is strip-shaped and made of bamboo sticks coated with the last layer of incense. Because it is a small bamboo pole, it is the easiest to break when it encounters a scar.

Whether it is a natural break or a draw, we might as well infer it in the form of divination.

Inference 1: three strokes and three feet, which is a metaphor for things. Everything has three sides, two sides, and one side is lonely. Breaking a pole means that people can break an arm and things can help each other. Therefore, within a year, someone may die in a close crowd, and there may be a powerful factor lost in what they are committed to, which will make them fall short.

Inference 2: These three strokes are the generations of Sun San and his son, and they are metaphors of time. The past, present and future run through a line without interruption. Now three generations have died after folding for a while, suggesting that love is not smooth, lovelorn, divorced, giving birth to a girl but not a boy, an old man at home has died, oneself or your spouse is in poor health and so on.

Prove it yourself and see what happened.

Personally, I think marriage is not going well.