Begging for a beggar is not complete, but six ghosts are always in vain. It's up to you to have more children and spend less money, marry a concubine and add a beard. What do you mean? What is a concu

Begging for a beggar is not complete, but six ghosts are always in vain. It's up to you to have more children and spend less money, marry a concubine and add a beard. What do you mean? What is a concubine? This poem describes a divination result about seeking a son.

"The divination of the child is incomplete, and the six ghosts are always in vain." The first sentence here is that the divination image is incomplete and may need further interpretation. "Six hexagrams without ghosts" means that there are no unfavorable situations or obvious obstacles in divination.

"Seeing that you spend more money and have fewer children, you have to take a concubine and leave a beard to rest." The meaning of this poem is that some people may spend more (here, "spend more" to describe women's strong fertility), but there are fewer sons (here, "fewer sons" to describe fewer boys), which is all arranged by fate. In this case, if you want to have more children, you may need to bring a little wife or a little wife to increase your interests.

"Concubine" refers to other female spouses who may exist except the first wife in ancient China society. In ancient society, concubines had lower status than the first wife, but they could still have children, and these children might inherit property.