The golden formula for finding things

Jia Zhen and B Zuo Bingxin Kun, Ding Gan and Wu Kan went to the city gate, and their lost money was found in Geng Day. The roots can be found in Renzi, Jia Jiyang and B Gengyin, and the C-hearted boy secretly invaded. Ding owed Li Ren relatives, and the lost goods did not go out. Meridian is on the roadside, and Shen Yin returns to his hometown.

Chen Xu's ugliness has not moved, and the mystery of heaven and earth is detailed. A didn't go five miles, B Geng searched a thousand miles among the people, and C Xin was within ten miles.

Ding Ren has searched three miles in Fiona Fang, and Wu Gui is still hiding here, looking for what was lost in the Song Dynasty. The formula for finding things "Jia left Bing Xinkun, Ding Gan Wu Kan had his own way, Geng Ri found it in the lost and found it on the root" is to judge which direction the lost items may be.

The eight hexagrams of "Gan, Kan, Gen, Zhen, Xun, Li, Kun and Dui" in the acquired eight diagrams start from the northwest, clockwise indicates eight directions, and A, B, C and D indicate time. A on Jiazi Day means A Day, and "B" means B Day. Pijiu corresponds to "A" and "B" in rhyme. Knowing the direction and date, it is clear at a glance to find what was lost that day. For example, if you look for something lost on March 29, 2007, it is "Ren Xuri", which corresponds to rhyme.