WONG TAI SIN · 100 LOTS

Lot 4燕子教飞

中吉

调雏紫燕在簷前

对语呢喃近午天

或往或来低复起

有时剪破绿杨烟

Basic reading

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The poem in plain language

Swallows guide their young beneath the eaves, exchanging soft calls near midday. They fly back and forth, dip and rise, sometimes crossing the misty green willows. The scene portrays learning through company, trials, and a gradually wider range.

The central idea

Swallows teach their young beneath the eaves, moving back and forth among spring willows. Its favorable meaning is gentle: guidance, gradual familiarity, and care within a household. A beginning need not be fluent; confidence can grow through patient companionship.

Source and edition

Source of the title, grade and verse: kaucim.ai · 黄大仙百签参考数据集

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燕子教飛 · 中吉

調雛紫燕在簷前

對語呢喃近午天

或往或來低復起

有時剪破綠楊煙

huangdaxian.kaucim-1.0.0.tianjige-5
Original text checked: 2026-10-02

Commentary version: tianjige-basic-2026-10-03.4

Basic commentary is AI-assisted and has not yet been individually reviewed by a human. It is not an official temple interpretation.

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