The fortune teller said I will get rich in middle age, but I am still single.

You won’t achieve much when you are young, but your financial fortune will gradually improve. However, you spend money like water and cannot save money. When you reach middle age, your money and fame will naturally disappear. Everything gets better together.

This is a kind of rhetoric used by fortune tellers. It seems that the meaning is directional, but in fact, it is all clichés and ambiguous. For example, the things in the statement are difficult to plan, and everyone’s understanding is different. It is impossible to determine what is difficult to accomplish, or what success is when accomplished.

So for this kind of criticism, if Taoists are good-hearted, just listen to it, and if it is too fantasy, just laugh it off. Extended information

Be rational when treating fortune-telling and divination, and do not trust it entirely:

In Chinese, "fortune-telling" focuses on the prediction of an individual's fate, while "divination" focuses on the prediction of events. Nowadays, the Internet has penetrated into daily life, and the scenes we saw in Xu Tong's documentary "Fortune Telling" are now appearing in every corner in a fresher way.

Of course, this is still a business. From this "mirror" we can find the desires, struggles and confused hopes of people in modern life. Life is naturally full of uncertainties, and those anxious in the city and those struggling in the fringes are all ordinary people.