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What exactly do you mean by son and daughter-in-law?

You're watching this, right? Hehe, it's a farewell speech written by my wife. In ancient books, it often means "rest in peace" for future generations. It means having three sons.

This life is smart, broad-minded and ambitious. Young people are diligent and have fame, young people are unprofitable, have many plans in their stomachs, have manners, are talented, work hard, and have no luck all their lives. Dealing with people is not beautiful, its six relatives are reliable, making friends and enjoying the spring breeze all over the world. In the middle limit, I am brilliant, I see good and don't bully, I am not afraid of evil, I have always been resolute, I am generous, I have a clear sense of benevolence, righteousness and economy, and I am a lucky man and famous all over the world. Finally, I got married, got married, and grew up safely in my later years. There were high-rise buildings, my wife's palace, three sons and daughters-in-law, and only one died in the scenery, seventy-seven in Shou Yuan.

Among them: throughout his life, he got married, grew up safely, lived in a tall building, had no punishment in his wife's palace, and had three children and daughters-in-law, but only one died. Shou Yuan was 77 years old and died of scenery.

It probably means to get married before death and then die peacefully. The most puzzling thing is the "palace", perhaps the meaning of ancestral hall, and then extended to ancestors. Laopogong may be a biased adverb, emphasizing "Gong". Therefore, it means that the ancestors are healthy and safe, and there is no sacrifice. Of the three children, only one died for you at the age of 77 and died happily.

I can only understand it from the aspect of ancient prose, but I don't think this is a bad omen. Please rest assured. If you want to know more details, please ask the fortune teller.