Twenty-eight nights: What does the wall mean?

The star god worshipped by Taoism. Refers to "four elephants" and "twenty-eight lodges". And twenty-eight nights: the wall refers to twenty-eight stars-wall water.

Twenty-eight stars-water-walled deer, which belongs to water and is a worm. For the seven nights in the south, it is the tail of Suzaku, and the tail of a bird is used to control the direction. In ancient times, the crossbar behind the bottom of the trunk was called "Ji", which was equivalent to Suzaku, hence the name.

In ancient times, it was called "crown block", and "blocking" meant grief and indignation, so blocking was more fierce.

It's hard to be a bad star, people will die if they scatter their wealth, and it's not good to ruin their marriage. Sooner or later, there will be panic