Does the fortune teller account for 38 grams? _ Does the fortune teller account for 38 grams?

As the old saying goes, a man who accounts for 38 is a scholar, and a woman who accounts for 38 must be widowed. What does that mean?

Men and women born on the 8th, 18th and 28th lunar calendar.

A scholar originally refers to a person who can show his uniqueness. Similar to the "scholar" in the Book of Rites, it is a general term, not limited to reading classics. In the Han, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, scholars became one of the targets of recommending talents. In the early years of the Tang Dynasty, there were many subjects in the imperial examination, among which only one was scholar, which was soon abolished. At the same time, scholars have also become a general term for scholars. In the Song Dynasty, when governments recommended talents to the imperial court, they had to go through the examination of the Ministry of Rites. Following the method of the late Tang Dynasty, the selection examination was conducted first, and anyone who had to pass the selection examination to get a recommendation was called Jinshi.

The name of "scholar" originated from the Northern and Southern Dynasties and began with the imperial examination system. Since the Han and Jin Dynasties, the imperial court has implemented a recommendation system for selecting talents, commonly known as "giving filial piety to benevolence". By the end of the Jin Dynasty, governors from all walks of life had entered the Central Plains one after another, and the regime was as unpredictable as a lantern. But the warlords who cultivated the world also knew that the long-term stability of the country depended on professionals. Therefore, during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the most important thing was the strategy of outstanding talents.