WONG TAI SIN · 100 LOTS
Lot 8鹊巢鸠居
下下鸣鸠争夺鹊巢居
宾主参差意不舒
满岭乔松萝茑附
且猜诗语是何如
Basic reading
AI-assisted readingThe poem in plain language
A dove contends for a magpie's nest, leaving guest and host uneasy about their positions. Vines then cling to tall pines across the hills. These images invite attention to dependence, occupation, and each party's place.
The central idea
A dove takes the magpie's nest, while vines cling around tall pines. Both images evoke an established place being encroached upon or entangled. The caution concerns disturbed boundaries and dependencies; it does not establish that someone around the reader has harmful intentions.
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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鵲巢鳩居 · 下下
鳴鳩爭奪鵲巢居
賓主參差意不舒
滿嶺喬松蘿蔦附
且猜詩語是何如
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.