Wealth is difficult from the sky, the five elements of the land industry are more commensurate, the weather is good and the harvest is good, and the old age is successful. How do you explain this?

This poem seems to be a poem with destiny. Let's explain sentence by sentence.

First of all, the phrase "fortune is difficult to fall from the sky" implies that the acquisition of wealth may not depend entirely on personal efforts. Fate concludes that the amount of wealth is not directly related to personal efforts, but is determined by heaven. This may be an unexplained lucky or unfortunate explanation of life.

"The five elements of earth industry are relatively matched" refers to the concept of five elements, namely, gold, wood, water, fire and earth, which is an important concept in China's philosophy. The "earth" and "more commensurate" mentioned here mean that earth may symbolize stability, reality and pragmatism.

The phrase "good weather and abundant crops" may imply a rich and fruitful environment, that is, there are not many natural and man-made disasters and the agricultural harvest is stable.

The phrase "achieve something in old age" may mean that you will see the fruits of success in your later years. In China culture, old age is an important symbol, which often represents the accumulation of experience and wisdom. Therefore, this sentence may mean that you will enjoy the fruits of your efforts in your later years.

Generally speaking, this poem conveys a fatalistic view, that is, personal wealth and success do not depend entirely on personal efforts, but are determined by some supernatural force. At the same time, it also emphasizes the value of stability, reality and practicality. Finally, it indicates the success and harvest in old age.