All my life, flesh and blood entered Buddhism early, and in a few years, I will take off my blue coat and put on my red robe. What do these words mean?

Excuse me, landlord, is this from the fortune teller? Let me try to interpret it.

The first sentence is about lofty personality and a little pride. The second sentence is about going to school early, about 36 years old, and the fate turns expensive. "Take off the blue clothes and put on the red clothes", that is, take off the scholar's clothes and put on the official clothes. In ancient times, when you were about 36 years old, you could gain fame and become an official. Now, it seems that it can be understood that your life is smooth and easy to get what you want.

I hope it will help the landlord.