Bu Biao's explanation

The explanation of Buyi is also called "Buyi". A form of divination in which a cup-shaped object is thrown to the ground, depending on whether its back is covered with good or bad luck. Song Pan Ruotong's "Elegant Ci of County Pavilion": "Meng Bin prayed in front of Huashan God, begging once a year, throwing prayers every six times, going to Kyrgyzstan, and mentioning it six times later." Yuan Tanya's Lugong Temple: "The so-called Lugong Temple has a Lu Si Bridge next to it and a temple on the wall. Citizens of this state have doubts and questions, and the spirit of the public is not ignorant. " The explanation of the word divination is that the ancients were superstitious and burned tortoise shells, thinking that the behavior can be inferred by looking at the burning cracks. Anticipate, estimate, guess: forecast. Selection (Location): Buzhai. Lin Bu. Bu (Bu) [Radish] See "(Bu) Luo". Radical: bu; The interpretation of the cup is that the divination tool is made of two clam shells or bamboo pieces like clam shells, and it is thrown on the ground to see its pitch, so as to predict good or bad luck. For example, "holding a cup leads me to vote, and the cloud is the most auspicious." Radical: Wang.