| 蒙 | 4 MengIgnorance |
| “I do not beg of you, ignorant youth; it is you who beg of me. For the first cast of the stalks I shall tell your fortune; if you continue by casting a second and third time, I will not tell.” Your plea is heard. A good omen. | |
| ========= | Attacking ignorance. It is not the time to be a bandit. It is time to ward them off. |
| === === | Youthful ignorance. There will be good fortune. |
| === === | Suffering ignorance. There will be regret. |
| === === | Do not use this omen to take a wife. Seeing a bronze man without a body. No signs are favorable. |
| ====x==== | Wrapping up ignorance. Good fortune. Bring in a wife. Good fortune. Now the son will sustain the family. |
| === === | Letting go of ignorance. Now is the time to use the punished. Remove the manacles and shackles so they can walk. There will be regret. |
| 剝 | 23 BoCutting |
| Now is not a good time to go on a journey. | |
| ========= | The plump fruits are not eaten. The nobleman gained a carriage. The lowborn man cut down his hut. |
| === === | The palace ladies are favored with a stringer of fish. Unfavorable for nothing. |
| === === | They cut up the bed together with his skin. Misfortune. |
| === === | They cut it up. There will be no regret. |
| === === | They cut up the bed together with his knees. Omen of destruction. Misfortune. |
| === === | They cut up the bed together with his feet. Omen of destruction. Misfortune. |