Seasonal Order:

This drawn stick means good luck and fortune for the 3^rd, 6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th and 12^th lunar months and other months are average.

Saying of Interpretation:

Follow one fate and be contented and take the upright path.
Having a clear conscience, heaven will be sympathetic.
Be filial piety, patriotic and trustful, good things will soon be yours to have.

Saying of Judgment:

Contest in lawsuit will be won, marriage will be good, patient will be healed; there will be luck in making wealth; business can be achieved; traveling will be safe; Fengshui is good; Baby given birth will be a male; handling people is possible and the scholarly honor or official will be attained and lost things can be found.

 

Saying of the Legend:     

Cai Shun, also known as Jun Zhong of Han Dynasty, his father died early. He was very filial to his mother. Just then the country was in turmoil and chaos of war, like many other people, he had no grain to eat. He had to go to pick up the mulberry to allay hunger. He put the tree fruits into two different bamboo baskets. By chance, the Chimei robber leading his troops just passed by and he asked Cai Shun: "Why are you doing this way? " Cai Shun replied: “The black ones which are sweet ripe fruit will be given to my mother to eat; while the red ones which are bitter not yet ripe fruit will be for myself to eat”. His filial act towards his loving mother moved Chimei very much and he subsequently gave him 2 fills of rice, 1 piece of ox hoof to be taken home for his mother.