Fortune teller

China was called warlock and alchemist in ancient times. Generally speaking, it is based on divination and reveals the past and future for people. Some can combine divination with French to avoid misfortune, such as Taoist spells such as Daoism, magic, Maoshan Daoism and Zhang Tianshi. In addition, the scenes described in the novel, such as Zhuge Liang taking advantage of the east wind and Jiang Ziya giving orders, also belong to this category. Read the text of Romance of the Three Kingdoms carefully, which contains many descriptions of divination.

Jiang Ziya, Guiguzi, Zhuge Liang and Liu Bowen are all characters described in the novel, so we won't delve into them.

There are ancient Wu Zixu, Wenzhong, Tao Zhugong, Confucius, Meng Xi, Jiao Yanshou, Fang Jing, Guan Ju, Shao Yong, Shao Yanhe and Chen Gongxian recorded in the official history, as well as modern Wei Qianli, Yuan Shushan, modern Zhang Yansheng and Yunlongzi Taoist. They are all fortune tellers.

At present, people engaged in divination in China in 2 1 century are mixed, and there are many dragons and fewer fish. And some of these "fish" are not proficient in learning arts, or have a little knowledge, or even have a glib tongue, and don't understand the techniques of the Book of Changes at all. They only cheat money by trying to figure out the words and psychological activities of the occupiers. As the saying goes, "it's hard for the questioner to speak without opening his mouth", and the occupier's "not opening his mouth" is their most taboo.