After reciting hundreds of words by Huang Ting, the jade pot is full of clear water. The autumn waters are wide and the sea turns into fields, which ensures the birth of the emperor.

Huang Ting Jing is an important classic of the Taoist school of Qing Dynasty, and reciting "Hundreds of Huang Ting" refers to cultivation.

The process of understanding justice.

Literally, the whole poem refers to a monk, in a quiet place of practice, facing a pool of still water, with an empty heart. You see, the flowers bloom, the grass grows, the grass withers, the sea becomes a mulberry field, but the monk's heart is unmoved. It means a firm belief.

This poem is among the 49 poems signed by Emperor Baosheng. It is the language of prophecy and fortune telling, and the specific information needs to be answered by experts. We dare not talk nonsense.