In 2023, a black rabbit walked into Qinglong and a saint appeared. What does it mean?

Modern people are also curious about predicting the future. Many people are also studying how to predict what will happen in the future in advance. Recently, it was predicted that in 2023, the black rabbit will enter Qinglong and there will be saints. Will this prophecy really come true? Then let's take a look at the detailed explanation in the push-back diagram!

In 2023, the black rabbit entered Qinglong;

Figure 43 shows an elephant, a black rabbit and a dragon.

The origin of pushback diagram

As we all know, Pushing Endorsement is the first wonderful book predicted by China. Legend has it that Emperor Taizong ordered Li and Yuan Tiangang, two famous Taoist priests, to calculate the national luck of the Tang Dynasty. It integrates Yi-ology, astronomy, poetry, riddles and pictures.

According to the historical view of "Imperial Age-* * and Age-Datong Age", TuiBei Map constructs the theoretical system that China and the world history are destined to develop.

There are 60 images in Tui Bei Tu * *, and each image is numbered in the order of stem and branch, which mainly includes: a divinatory symbol, an image, a prophecy and a poem chanting Yue, and four parts of * * *.

In 2023, a black rabbit walked into Qinglong and a saint appeared. What does it mean?

The eulogy talks about rabbits: "Black rabbits walk into Qinglong Cave and want to do everything." There are different opinions on the interpretation of this sentence, and what to say depends on the overall situation. "Black rabbit walks into Qinglong Cave" has two meanings. 1, indicating the year, from the Year of the Rabbit to the Year of the Loong. 2, walking is not wrong, walking is intentional entry, walking is unintentional infatuation. What does it mean that the black rabbit eats leopard gall and walks into the dragon cave? So this sentence reveals that the black rabbit has the intention of usurping the throne, which is a bit chewy. The sentence "I can't say everything I want to say" means that the rabbit is imprisoned and can't help but live and die, but refuses to explain because it has ulterior secrets.

Speaking of the monarch: "the Lord is not the Lord (originally the monarch, avoiding the sense of inscription), and the guest is not the guest (originally the minister, avoiding the sense of inscription)." This sentence was originally a different subject and object, but in fact it is the other way around. The host stands aside, and the guests are fighting for power and profit, surpassing the host and coercing the host; The host has no power or influence, but he is a guest. "It was difficult at first, and then it was decided." At the beginning, the nominal owner had no real power, the decree was impassable, the right path was difficult, traitors were rampant, and the people complained, which became a crisis. Finally, I got up my courage, defeated traitors and thieves, and stabilized the court. Li is very particular about the use of hidden characters. Here, he used the word "gram", which means to overwhelm and subdue by force.

Personal opinion: at the same time, black may represent an obvious thing, and rabbits represent extremely fast reproduction, and there are obvious signs of attack when entering Qinglong point.

According to my personal opinion, as long as we unite and summon up courage, we can definitely let the master (Jun) live happily in his own home again! Qinglong will eventually drive away the black rabbit!

Main version of pushback diagram

There are at least six versions of pushback diagram:

1, painted transcript, collected by Taiwan Academia Sinica;

2. Banknotes of the Ming Dynasty (not shown), kept by the Central Library of Taiwan Province Province;

3. Ming Dynasty banknotes collected by the University of Chicago;

4. Banknotes of Panshi Baxilou in the early Qing Dynasty:

5. Phonetic books of the late Qing Dynasty collected by the University of Chicago;

6. The popular edition (namely the annotated edition of Jin Shengtan) is said to have flowed out when the Yuanmingyuan was burnt down in 1860. This version is mostly circulated on the Internet, but it has not been collected by any library or academic institution.