Stick #81
Zilu Shoots the Pheasant - Confucius' disciple Zilu encounters a pheasant during his travels.·Love
GoodThe pheasant on the mountain ridge finds its hour, Soaring and calling, delight is its power. Bright plumes attract, but it flees after display, Three warning cries, then wings over the hill away.
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Be wary of external interference in relationships. The pheasant flies high because of lurking predators, hinting you may face rivalry or gossip. Don't force romantic progress now; maintain some distance to discern sincerity. Singles should scrutinize suitors' motives, while couples should avoid petty quarrels.
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