What does the fortune teller mean by Li Qi?

1.

Encourage fighting spirit.

Sun Bin's The Art of War Yan Qi says in the bamboo slips of the Han Tomb: "When you are close to the enemy, you must have spirit."

2.

Evil spirits; The gas of plague.

Han Wang Chong's On Balance and Accidental Meeting: "Therefore, the strong will add to the short life." Su Song Shunqin wrote in the poem "Wuyue Drought": "In summer, there are many dead people." In the Qing Dynasty, Zhao Yi wrote the poem "Legend has it that Emperor Taizong marched back to Korea to fight for bones": "Dead bones moisten the rain and dew, and the true qi dissipates." Ye Shengtao's "Ni Huanzhi" XII: "This kind of business is rashly excavated on a large scale, regardless of Feng Shui. If it condenses into a strong spirit, I will know who the clock is! "

3.

A stern look.

Song Minglian's "The Tomb of Minister Yuan Zhen Reveals Your Grave": "The revealer is polite and taciturn, never boasting, although his family has not seen his ill words."