Fortune-telling purple robe _ What does it mean to add a fortune-telling purple robe?

What do you mean, "take off the red robe and put on the purple robe"?

It means: getting promoted and getting rich is getting better and better.

The official uniforms of different colors in the Tang Dynasty represent different official positions: the emperor wears a yellow robe; Princes and ministers above the third class wear purple robes; Wear scarlet robes for more than five items, and green and cyan for less than five items; Soldiers wear soap (black); Scholars who have not entered the official career and Shu Ren are all dressed in white robes.

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Tang Juyi's poem "When I first awarded the secret prison, I gave Jin a chance to sing and drink, and wrote down my thoughts": "The purple robe is a new secret prison, and the old scholar is old."

"Three Years of Emperor Gaozu's Fu Shou in the Late Jin Dynasty: Zi Tongzhi Jian": "However, the governors recommended hundreds, including Tibetan scriptures, calligraphers, actresses and minions. At the beginning, they were all dressed in purple robes, and they were luxurious and luxurious, regardless of official rank. "

Feng Ming's magnum "History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" goes back to the fiftieth time: "On the shore, Jia called the mastiff slave to ride the spirit mastiff, making the pursuers of purple robes. The mastiff flew away and caught up with the inner shield of the palace gate. "