Lot 10: Draw lots for the Yin Palace: Pang Juan watches the battle and asks for a son. Who will help me solve it? Don't come if you talk nonsense!

"Looking for fire by holding a lamp" means looking for fire everywhere with an oil lamp, which is equivalent to what we usually say "riding a donkey to find a donkey".

The meaning of the first poem is: there is a priceless treasure and jewelry hidden in the stone around us, but it is useless to try to find the treasure everywhere, just like you are looking for a fire with an oil lamp in your hand. You might as well just put that idea away and worry about it again.

The general meaning is: if you are satisfied with your destiny, you will have your destiny; if you are not satisfied with your destiny, it will be useless (this sign is actually comforting nonsense ...)