What does fortune telling mean?

Fortune-telling is a concept in the traditional culture of China, which means that after a series of lucky events, people will be considered to have fortune. Fulu is the expression of Taoism and Buddhism, which represents many aspects of happiness, such as material, money, reputation and health. In China's traditional studies on physiognomy, palm reading, naming and horoscope, there are some methods to judge whether a person has good fortune.

Many people want to have fortune telling, but they don't know what to do to attract such good luck. Some people choose to get married one day and make friends to increase their fortune. Others try to get lucky by buying lottery tickets and gambling. Others will invest in stocks, real estate and other ways to improve their wealth.

Some people think that fortune-telling superstition is unreliable. However, it can be seen from many ancient cultural relics in China that many emperors attached great importance to fortune telling and thought that they could predict and master the life of the country. In addition, when some people are successful, they will also attribute these successes to their own good luck, so as to show that happiness and misfortune are predestined. Although there are many controversies, in any case, fortune-telling has become an inseparable part of China culture.