Seasonal Order:

This drawn stick means luck in spring and summer, average in autumn and winter.

Saying of Interpretation:

Chiseling stone gets treasure, and gold out of washing sand.
Pressing forward in the face of difficulties, it is satisfactory to achieve what one wishes for.
If not for heaven protection, how can there be blessing of good fortune and luck. 

Saying of Judgment:

Marriage is not definite; illness is slow to heal; wealth is slow to come by; people handling is possible; contest in lawsuit will be unfavorable and an eminent person must be looked for; baby given birth will be boy; quarrels within the house must be endured in order to get lucky; scholarly honor or official rank will be slow to come by; look in west direction for lost things.

Saying of the Legend:

Zhao Zilong was one of the five gallant generals serving under Liu Bei.  He escaped toward Jianglin while protecting Liu’s wife and children. Due to the turmoil and chaos of war caused by Caocao main forces pursuing from the back, Liu’s wife Madam Mi and Son, Ah Dou were scattered and lost. Zhao Zilong looked for them hurriedly all around and finally found mother and son in the ruins. He bound the son Ah Dou in his bosom and fought his way out. He killed more than fifty generals of Caocao and no body could stop him in his bravery. Luckily at that time, Caocao appreciated his bravery as a fierce general and wanted to capture and subdue him alive.  He gave order to non commissioned officers not to shoot arrows to kill him and that gave many conveniences for Zilong to escape.