Grandmaster Tse’s Qigong Dao 氣功道 464

Zhāng 張 means to extend the arms and wings. It is like Xīng shiny, but it extends further out.

28 Constellations

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The next constellation is Xīng 星, which means star, and it has seven stars. it is located on the beak of the Pheonix, and it also belong to Hydra in Western Astrology. When stars are sparkly and bright, they are very beautiful. When we have fireworks, they are like stars sparkling and shinning in they sky. So, Xīng represents decoration, celebration and parties. When its stars are sparkly brightly, it means that the country will be in a good condition and there will be a lot of celebrations and parties. They its stars do not shine, then it means there might be a war or other problems.

Then we have Zhāng 張 means to extend the arms and wings. It is like Xīng shiny, but it extends further out. It is like a jewel. When people go to parties, they will often wear shinny things like jewels. In the past, if it was a very special party, the emperor would give some jewels to certain people. Zhāng has six stars which are located on the body of the Red Pheonix. It belongs to Hydra in Western Astrology. When Zhāng shines brightly, the country will have a lot of good times, but if not, then the people will be poor and lose their homes.

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