Is there anyone similar in Xiakun, Shanghai?

Shang and Xia Kun have something in common. The last divination of Xia Kun in the Book of Changes belongs to the 23rd hexagram. Its five yin is below, one yang is above, the yin is full of yang, and the mountain is attached to the ground. Both are stripped images. The fortune of this divinatory symbol implies bad luck, so it's best to move, don't be smart, and prevent being dragged down by villains or women. If this divination seeks a career, it means bad luck, which is the result of the general trend. Individuals can only adapt to this situation and wait and see, and even actively create conditions for change. This hexagram is unlikely to succeed if it seeks fame and profit, so don't force it, try to improve yourself and enhance your strength, and then you can make a comeback.