Finger-pointing fortune _ fortune-telling 1 finger.

Three scholars caught up with the exam.

Three scholars went to Beijing to catch the exam. When they passed a high mountain, they heard that there was a "fortune teller" on the mountain who could calculate the fame and fortune of the world, so they went up the mountain for help. Knowing the purpose of the three scholars, the fortune teller closed his eyes. After a while, he stretched out a finger to answer, but didn't speak. The three men didn't know what this meant, so they asked the fortuneteller to explain. The fortuneteller shook his head and said, "This is a secret, and we can't reveal it. I will know later. " The three men had no choice but to go down the mountain.

"fortuneteller" answer:

If three people win, one finger means: three people win together;

If one person wins, one finger means that only one person wins;

If there are two winners, one finger represents: one loses;

If they all miss, then one finger means that they all didn't win.