It feels like classical Chinese: who can help to see what this means?

This is a sign of fortune-telling and divination, and one * * * is a sign of two divinations. 1-4 is a hexagram, and 5-8 is another hexagram. The first sentence explains divination: the lotus water has been dry for a long time, and the water is moist. It is said that there used to be a pond for raising lotus flowers, and then it was dry. Just when the water in the pond dried up and the lotus withered, it rained and the lotus bloomed again. Those who occupy this divination will get help from the nobles. This is an auspicious divination. The second sentence is the characteristic of hexagrams: lotus grows in the water, just in the dry season. Fortunately, with water irrigation, the lotus leaves glow with youth and bloom more red. The third sentence is an example: Duanmu Ci, a disciple of Confucius, came from a poor family when he was young. After this divination, his business was smooth, and his family gradually became rich, and he was not arrogant and impetuous, just like the lotus flower was nourished by rain in the drought. Summary of the fourth sentence: this divination means watering flowers and making more money in business. Someone will naturally help you in your marriage, and you will be safe when you go out. The fifth sentence is the interpretation of divination: a small house sparrow entered the forest in the dark and spent the night on a branch. I never thought there was a nightingale in the forest. When the nightingale saw the sparrow, she was up to no good. The person who occupies this divination will be assassinated by a villain, and nothing she wants to do will succeed. This is a fierce divination. The sixth sentence is the characteristic of hexagrams: the house finch entered the forest after dark and never thought there was a nightingale in the forest. When the nightingale saw the house bird, she became bored and wanted to hurt the house bird. Whoever takes this divination will be in trouble. The seventh sentence is an example: Li Yuan, the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty, was an important minister before Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty. After taking this divination, he learned that Prince Yang Guang had the idea of murdering him, and Li Yuan asked Emperor Wendi of Sui to leave the capital. Li Yuan and Yang Guang are like a bird and a nightingale living in the forest. Summary of the eighth sentence: The domestic finch and the nightingale are in the same forest, and there will be contradictions. There will be a lot of trouble when encountering such divination. People who are loved are heartless, have grievances, and have constant storms for no reason.