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The blade is golden, and Bai Di Siquan has just been tempered. Red light shines on bullfighting, and white blades condense frost and snow. This gold is natural, it can't be born without water, and the big stream meets the sea water every day. Jing Quan, swordsman, with the help of thunderbolt, or with the help of thunder at second base, it is clear without thunderbolt. Autumn is more auspicious, and when it comes to benevolence, you can turn your sword into a dragon. This sword cannot be exchanged. However, ugliness is the most auspicious for firm but gentle boxing. Pine, cypress and willow are also auspicious, but they gather and disperse; Dalin and the plain are too indigenous, and the Lord has worked hard. When fire meets dragons, Yin and Yang meet. If Ren Shen meets his ugliness, Gui You meets Wu Zixu, which is the best. If there are two fires in the sky and in the furnace and there is no water to save them, you will die. Soil is unlucky, so it is buried. Only the city wall and the city head have the function of cutting the front, but these two soils can. Golden statues of the same kind, as seen in Gui You, are made of wood, which means intertwined, so they are not sharp weapons. No wood is the main cause of disease. Generally speaking, the blade is the most favorable thing for gold, only suitable for water, not for fire. If you see Yin Ji's three punishments, the whole person will be fierce. This is a kind of golden five-element fortune-telling of fengjian's middle-aged life in the original sentence, which corresponds to the five elements in the year of sixties. In other words, Ren Shen and Gui You were born in that year. People born in the years of Ren Shen and Gui You were noticed by Bai Dixing. (Steel has just passed) Steel is made by many trials. When refining, red light shines between two bullfighting stars, and frost and snow condense on Lingling's blade. This metal can't solidify without water. It is good luck to meet between rivers, lakes and seas during the day. . . . . . . This article is a way of life.