A few strategies

A few strategies

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Z á Ogu ī sh ǔ C è, which means that the ancients used yarrow to predict good or bad luck. It's from Han Feizi: the evil.

Idiom usage

It refers to divination

The origin of Idioms

"Han Feizi · Shi Xie" said: "Zhao tried to chisel tortoise and count tactics, and attacked Yan in the north. He would rob Yan to go against Qin Dynasty, and it was a good omen

Idiom explanation

Chisel tortoise: drill and burn tortoise shell, look at the cracks and guess good or bad luck; number strategy: count the stems of yarrow, and judge good or bad luck from grouping and counting. It refers to the ancient people who used yarrow to foretell good or bad luck.