Stick #47
Lu Su's Quest for Jingzhou
FairPoem
From distant lands to Shu he came,
Demanding Jingzhou's rightful claim.
Liu Bei wept silent tears of shame,
No strategy to ease the blame.
遙遙千里來西蜀
欲問荊州那日還
劉備不言聲淚下
自思無策轉吳間
Interpretation
This sign recalls when Liu Bei borrowed Jingzhou from Eastern Wu. After securing Shu, Wu sent envoys demanding its return. Liu Bei could only weep in response, finding no solution to fulfill his promise. The scene reflects deep sorrow and helplessness. Those who draw this sign should practice patience, endure hardships, and perform good deeds to turn misfortune into blessing. Overall, the omen suggests more adversity than fortune.
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