Fortune telling _ fortune telling

Fan Yi, who threw stones, said: Throwing stones is commonly known as "playing hexagrams."

Yi Fanlai introduced (because this important content has not been said by scholars before, the author signed "Yi Fanlai" to show his concern):

I have read some articles about "divination", but it is strange that none of them mentioned the word "divination", but the activities shown in the introduction articles are commonly called "divination" by southerners, which we often see on special days such as ancestor worship in rural areas. However, ordinary occupations are made of bamboo blocks.

Because it is commonly known as "divination", it should be said that its origin is very old, and it is by no means when the famous literati Han Yu mentioned it, and its low-level nature made ordinary ancients simply unable to mention it. This low-level divination method never declined in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and it is still popular today, and it must have been popular. The diversity of divination methods lies in the different applications. Besides, there is no specific god who is responsible for throwing stones. Ask any ghost, including a dead relative, and you can throw a stone.

"Toubei", "Toubei" and "Toubei": These names indicate that "Cup" and "Monument" are recorded by foreign scholars, and their meanings should be "Bei", and mussels are mussels.

The supplementary introduction of "Dai Bei" in Wenzhou dialect of Zhejiang Province is helpful to understand the old saying: Throw Dai Bei: In Wenzhou dialect, Yueqing nursery rhyme "Dai Bei" is famous locally, Wenzhou Daily 20 12-03- 10.