Violet light makes people laugh, and nine streams and three streams are friends. What do you mean?

Ziwei refers to Ziwei, which means that it is a good sign that you are illuminated and covered by Ziwei. It is what you ask that can succeed.

Buddhism and Taoism are divided into three categories.

The upper nine streams are: one Buddha, two immortals, three sages, four officials, five ministers, six phases, seven monks, eight roads and nine games. The middle nine streams are: one storytelling, two doctors, three divination (fortune telling), four chess players (chess players), five painters (painters), six officials (ranks), seven horizontal (lobbyists), eight righteous (chivalrous) and nine fishing. The next nine streams are: a high platform (singing opera), two blowers (drummers), three circuses, four haircuts (haircuts), five pools (bathhouses), six back rubs, seven pedicures (pedicures), eight matches (breeding) and nine prostitutes.

The nine sects and three religions also divide the nine sects into three classes.

Han Feizi, the representative of the Legalist School in Shanghai in 1996, was the first prime minister, the second minister, the third governor, the fourth vassal, the fifth magistrate, the sixth town platform, the seventh platform, the eighth magistrate and the ninth satrap. Form 96: one doctor, two golds (fortune-telling), three floating lines (measuring characters), four pushes (calculating calendars), five Chyi Chin, six paintings and calligraphy, seven monks, eight monks, and nine horoscopes (watching stars determines good or bad). Dirty people: Forgotten Eight (running a brothel), Two Tortoise (keeping his wife for prostitution), Three Girls (singing opera), Four Blowers (drummers), Five Big Finances (playing big tricks), Six Small Finances (playing small tricks), Seven Students (hairdressers), Eight Thieves, and Nine Ash Blowers (selling opium). Three religions and nine streams divide people into several classes. In the old society, most of the oppressed were regarded as the lowest class, and their fate was tragic. The Yuan government divided the conquered subjects into ten classes according to their occupations, namely, one official, two officials, three monks, four doctors, six workers, seven craftsmen, eight prostitutes, nine scholars and ten beggars. The rulers of the Yuan Dynasty were conquerors on horseback, hostile to intellectuals, and Confucianism ranked behind prostitutes. Just like during the Cultural Revolution, intellectuals were called "smelly Laojiu", and Confucianism became the object of criticism.