Fortune-telling jade

The fortune teller asked my friend to put on the Yu Pei in the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon. What does that mean?

This problem can be understood as follows: jade is a beautiful and noble word in the eyes of the ancients. In ancient poems, jade is often used to compare and describe all beautiful people or things. Your friend needs such a mind. The ancients believed that jade was the essence of yin and yang, a harmonious materialized expression, and was considered to have a magical effect on human health. Modern research shows that jade has magical biological, chemical and physical properties. After being polished, jade will accumulate efficacy and form an electromagnetic field, which will resonate with the human body when worn on the body, thus promoting the coordinated operation of human functions. Biological, chemical and physical studies show that jade contains more than ten kinds of trace elements such as gold, silver, silicon, zinc, iron, selenium, magnesium and manganese. And the effects of trace elements such as zinc, selenium and manganese. Now TV commercials are about to burst, so naturally I don't have to beat around the bush. Wear, play with and use jade articles frequently. These trace elements can penetrate into human body through skin and acupoints, and the electromagnetic effect produced by friction also resonates with human body, thus achieving the purpose of regulating human body function and promoting health. Jade can unlock your friend's heart. As for the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon, this is a metaphor, so we won't go into details. Answer over!