What does a fortune teller mean?

It is a sign of "water", indicating disaster. In other words, there will be trouble when you encounter water (such as drowning disaster), so don't touch water. If you have this kind of divination, don't touch the water.

(1). Drowning disaster.

Book of the Northern Qi Dynasty Official Biography House Leopard: "The few families were bathed in warships and drowned themselves. I am tired of it." Li Quanzhi, the son of Tang Gu Shenzi, said: "Yuanjue is wearing a round hat. When people in purple clothes come to thank him, they say,' Justice is in people's hearts, but in a dangerous and sleepy place, one is bound to be embarrassed. Otherwise, all of us will be in trouble. Lin Zexu's Diary Daoguang March 15th, 21st: "Before Wen Xun, the ship was blown over by the wind. Family members are saved, and Ling Rui is suffering. "

(2) After the Wei and Jin Dynasties, people began to drink tea gradually. At first, they were not used to drinking, and their nickname was "Shuie". Later, they also referred to being addicted to tea.

Taiping Yu Lan (Volume 867) quoted Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties and the Song Dynasty as saying: "Wang Meng in Situ, Jin, likes to drink tea, and every scholar-bureaucrat wants to drink it and suffers. Every time he has to wait, he must say' there is water today'. Zhengjue Temple in Luoyang, written by Yang Xuan in the Northern Wei Dynasty: "[Liu Mao] specializes in drinking tea.