Ding

Upset cauldron - remove rotten.

The caldron is overturned, which is favorable for removing stale things. Taking a concubire brings a son. No blame — discarding the old and establishing the new.

Cauldron full - enemy cannot reach.

There is food in the caldron. My adversary is ill and cannot approach me. Good fortune — having strength, one has nothing to fear.

Cauldron handle lost - good food uneaten.

The handle of the caldron is broken, hindering movement. The delicious pheasant meat cannot be eaten. Rain falls, and remorse vanishes. In the end, good fortune.

Cauldron breaks legs - food spills. Misfortune.

The leg of the caldron is broken, spilling the duke's feast, and the caldron is stained. Misfortune — incompetence leads to failure.

Yellow ears, gold rings - persevere.

The caldron has yellow handles and golden carrying rings. Favorable for perseverance — with the help of worthy people, the caldron is secure.

Jade rings - great fortune.

The caldron has jade carrying rings. Great good fortune. Nothing unfavorable — hardness and softness complement each other, achieving perfection.