Four-word words for divination

Life and death are uncertain: b: guess, estimate. Whether it is life or death, it is unpredictable.

Good luck is uncertain: good luck: good luck, extended to misfortune, success or failure; Divination, extended to prediction. Whether this is a blessing or a curse, success or failure, is unpredictable.

Ask God for divination: When superstitious people encounter difficulties, they turn to ghosts and gods for help, or rely on divination to solve them.

Holding millet out of divination: later used to refer to praying for the blessing of the gods and giving bad luck.

A radish and a pit: Metaphorically, a person has a position without redundancy. It also describes doing things practically.

Shao Bu, an old doctor: Shao Bu, a young fortune teller. Old doctors are experienced, and young fortune tellers are brave in making decisions. Metaphors have their own strengths and cannot be neglected.

Life and death are uncertain: the result of life and death is still difficult to determine.

Neighborhood: it means to choose a neighbor when looking for a house.