"Wang Wen Meng Xiong, the water is vast." What does this sentence mean?

At the end of Shang Dynasty, Zhou Wen Wang Jichang was in urgent need of a man who could be literate and martial, and he searched hard. One day he had a dream that a winged bear flew into his arms and was frightened. The next day, I analyzed my dream and thought it was a good sign. Talented people came to help me, so I went to look for Jiang Shang, who was fishing with a straight hook by the Wei River. This is "the omen of the dream bear".

Meng Xiong, King of Literature, originated from the allusion "flying bear fell asleep".

The dream of flying bears originally refers to Zhou Wenwang's dream of flying bears. Later, it was a sign that the Lord had a good minister.

The source of Sima Qian's "Historical Records of Qi Taigong Family" in the Western Han Dynasty: "Xibo will go hunting and predict it, saying that' the income is not dragon or tiger; The overlord's assistant.

Pi (pí), a kind of bear, is also called Ma Xiong or Man Bear. Later, for superstitious reasons such as mythical rulers, people gradually spread "neither tiger nor tiger" as "Flying Tiger flying bear". At the end of Shang Dynasty, Zhou Wen Wang Jichang was in urgent need of a man with literary talent and martial arts, so he searched hard. One day, he had a dream that a winged Xiong Fei entered his arms. The next day, he told a diviner that he could find this man, so he led his men to the Weihe River to find Jiang Shang. His name was flying bear, and King Wen became stronger from then on.