What does tight encirclement mean in Li Ziwei?

Tight encirclement: refers to the second house of Chen Shu on the astrolabe, which means to be bound. Chen is the sky, and the defense is the ground net. The tight encirclement is just a metaphor in numerology, just a pair of special graves, characterized by no dignitaries.

The broken wing in mid-air is geogas, which belongs to yin fire. The ancients said that heaven and earth saved their lives, and the Lord "ruled by inaction, and there were many successes and failures", while the earth robbed them to save their lives, and the Lord "did nothing but did nothing." This statement is actually because people who guard life in the air like to fantasize, their ideas are not understood, and people who rob life in the air like to go against tradition and trend, and their behavior is not understood. Ground-to-air dominates the spirit, and ground-to-air robs the material, so the setbacks and spiritual blows brought by ground-to-air outweigh the material losses.

Folding your wings in mid-air (because you can't chew your strength) will kill you, which means you have troubles and don't accumulate money. It is also a wandering, lonely and hard-working star.