The divination method in Taiwan Province Province has two red curved grooves, depending on the pros and cons. ...

Throwing barnacles is a questioning ceremony of Taoist belief; Also known as throwing, throwing cups and postscript cups.

In Taiwan Province Province, almost all Taoist statues have one or several pairs of cups in front of them. In the folk beliefs in Taiwan Province Province, anyone who asks for a visa needs to throw a confirmation to the gods.

"Bailey" is called "Cup" for short, and Taiwan Province Province calls it "tossing Bailey".

One level and one convex: The Holy Grail is called "Holy Grail" and "Infinite Cup" in Taiwan Province Province, indicating the permission of the gods. However, if the prayer is very cautious, it will take three consecutive times to count.

Two convex faces: "Anger" is called "No Cup" in Taiwan Province Province, which means that if the fairy doesn't agree, something will go wrong, so you can ask for instructions again.

Two Planes: "Laugh" Taiwan Province Province calls it "Laugh Cup", which means the immortal laughs. I haven't decided whether to agree or disagree, and my behavior is unknown. They can ask the gods again, or clarify their prayers again.