What do you mean Suzaku is in trouble?

"Suzaku is in trouble" is a supernatural prophecy in ancient China, which means that when a certain phenomenon appears, something ominous will happen. The "Suzaku" in this idiom refers to the red phoenix, a magical animal, which is usually considered to represent good luck. But "woe at the door" refers to misfortune and disaster. The conflict between the two is a warning of the coming danger in the future. Although this statement is out of date in modern society, its connotation and significance still retain unique value.

Whether ancient or modern, ominous omens and bad things are important warnings to people. It was a prediction method that people summed up at that time that Suzaku had a disaster at home. By paying attention to astronomical phenomena and animal behaviors, we can predict what will happen. If Suzaku comes to the door, people will know that unfortunate things are about to happen and take measures and countermeasures in advance.

Although modern people no longer believe that Suzaku is in danger like the ancients, we still attach great importance to the prediction and research of the future. With the development of modern science and technology, we have more accurate forecasting methods, which can not only predict natural disasters through weather forecast, but also predict the upcoming changes through economic analysis and social research, so as to make better plans and decisions for our lives. For us, Suzaku's coming to our door is a disaster and a reservation to traditional culture. At the same time, it also reminds us to make predictions and countermeasures in advance before future changes occur.