<Kun Ma Chapter> Accurate identification of people: the fate palace of the elderly and children

The "Kunma Chapter", also known as the "Junma Chapter", is included in Wang Tingzhi's "Fangshu Jiyi" together with the "Yingyao Chapter", "Zhafei Chapter" and "Abao Chapter". They are all the secret books of tricks used by quacks. "Kunma" can also be written as "Kunma", which means "cheating" or "swindling". Because fortune tellers make their living by their eloquence, and "Kun" is a Guangzhou slang in the past, meaning "deceptive words".

On the Elderly

Don’t say that great things come late, the Yangtze River has water for fish to swim in. Not only will you have a lot of wealth, but you will also live a prosperous life until old age.

It is said that late in life will bring you peace and stability like a mountain. In terms of wealth, the Yangtze River is like water. May you live a long and happy life, and may you have both wealth and health.

The blessings in old age are even greater if the children are good, and the old age is prosperous with virtuous wives and concubines. Flowers bloom high and low in the beautiful sun, and their fragrance is smelled from far and near by the wind.

There is no other intention in getting rid of the disaster, but to open up your mind and have more room to relax. Money comes like a fire from the South Mountain, rising and falling in waves.

After passing the eighteen rapids ahead, you can set sail as high as you like. Green willows on the high ground are suitable for riding horses, and all roads lead to Chang'an.

It is better to have Nalan Ji again, and then you will definitely have children. As long as the life of Nanshan, I am happy to have guests.

Congratulations to Beihai for his plan, and I am happy to have many sons. There is praise everywhere, and success is achieved everywhere.

Tai Xiong agreed to appear in his dream, which was a sign of a boy. He also gave the celebration to the little star. All great plans will come true.

A riot of colour and beauty brings a new atmosphere; an old horse may still have the ambition to run a thousand miles; a withered tung tree may only hold the five elements of purity.

On Children

No worries if the roots are deep, no worries if the tree grows big. Learn reason when you are young and practice it when you are strong. Like a rising moon, the light is bright and lovely. I need to rely on my parents' blessings, but they still chirp a lot.

You can also ride on a dragon and attach yourself to a phoenix. No honor or disgrace. To pass the time.

On the Palace of Life

If one's fate is to meet Yima, it does not mean that he will be calm by nature.

Alas, the sun is setting, the toon tree has withered early. Sing, the moon is bright, the daylilies are flourishing. Alas, the toon tree is sad, and I am happy about the water in the daylily hall (referring to the death of the father).

Parents deserve to live longer, and it is gratifying that both parents are healthy and flourishing.

The dew in the hall is cold, and I sigh for the early withering of the toon tree. The daylilies feel sad for the autumn, and I feel regret for having a prince (referring to the death of parents).

The daylilies fade first, while the toon trees live long (referring to the death of the mother).

Even if the cypress is very old, it must offer incense to its neighbors to prevent its young from chirping.

Even if the cypress and the pine trees are very old, they can still break wings when flying in the flock of geese.

Although I am blessed with old age, I still have to face minor misfortunes. When I was young, I relied on the blessings of my parents, but I still had darkness and light.

The first thing to say about Chuntang is that the Chun grass is evergreen (referring to the death of his father).