What food does divination represent, such as yam, sweet potato and potato? What fruit?

Gengua is the fifty-second of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes. Root melon talks about how to restrain your words and deeds. In other words, just do it and stop; Say what you should say, don't say what you shouldn't, and be careful in everything. Other than that, there is nothing else.

The taste of divination is sweet.

Sweet and sour, orange, peach, apricot, pomegranate, fig, grape, bayberry, papaya, ebony and apple.

Sweet and sour, lukewarm kumquat, fresh litchi, fresh longan and cherry.

The characters represented by root melon are: young men, idle people, mountain people and boys.

The animals represented by divinatory symbols are: animals with teeth and horns, dogs, rats, wolves, bears and other animals, things with beaks such as magpies and pigeons, reptiles, insects, domestic animals and animals with tails.

Still life includes: rocks, stones, door panels, stools, beds, cabinets, tables, monuments, hardwoods, crusts, pits, counters, magnets, umbrellas, shoes, wallets, trains, vaults, graves, mounds, hillsides, seats, screens, gloves, thresholds, walls, stairs and medicines.

The locations represented by the divinatory symbols are: mountains, earth bags, mounds, rockeries, hills, tombs, dams, intersections, highest points, boundaries, mountain roads, paths, mines, quarries, pavilions, houses, latches, storerooms, ancestral temples, caves, tents, city walls, fences, buildings, warehouses, banks, stations and so on.

The time represented by divination is: the moon in winter and spring. December, ugly year, month and day, July and May. The year, month and day of the earth.

The color represented by the divinatory symbols is yellow.

The human parts represented by divinatory symbols are: fingers, bones, nose and back.

The orientation represented by divination is: northeast.