Yongzheng said that fortune telling is heavy.

What's the difference between sunset and morning?

The difference between sunset and sunset is as follows:

Meaning is different: I am diligent all day long, cautious and not negligent. I want to be alert and prepared every night.

Idiom explanation:

After Yong Zhengdi acceded to the throne, he worked diligently day and night, and encouraged himself in the matter of the morning and evening, boasting that Nian Gengyao had reversed the word order in the congratulatory table and praised Yongzheng's matter of the morning and evening, using this as an excuse to ascend to Dayu. At first, he used the Book of Changes for divination. There are gentlemen who do things all day, and there is nothing to blame for doing things at night.

Dry, in the Book of Changes, has multiple meanings, indicating that masculine, masculine, bright, emperor, father and other gentlemen work all day. It can be understood as doing aboveboard things all day long, being vigilant and reflecting on yourself every night, such as admonishing people in an emergency. As a gentleman, as long as he can do this, there will be no trouble and no blame.

Therefore, extrasensory Xi has become a fixed idiom, which puts the original words in Chinese in a parallel relationship. The meaning will not change in reverse. Sometimes it is common for the author to make some adjustments to the word order in order to rhyme. It is also common for the Qing Emperor Sejong Yongzheng to use Nian Gengyao to reverse the word order and raise Dayu. It can only be said that there is no problem with the word ultra-dry Xi style, but it also makes the word ultra-dry Xi style famous through the ages.