What does Huang Li mean by rushing to the horse?

Rushing to the horse refers to the good or bad predictions seen in the yellow calendar, indicating that the fortune of this day is relatively fast and easy to change. And "horse" refers to interpersonal relationships, communication, travel and other aspects, representing the interaction with others. Therefore, the "galloping horse" in the yellow calendar is generally considered to be unfavorable to interpersonal communication, and it is easy to encounter some bumps and troubles during travel and journey.

It's not an absolute bad thing that the almanac rushes to the horse, because it also represents the ups and downs of fortune. In this case, we should work harder to face problems and challenges, at the same time, remain vigilant and calm, and deal with accidents and changes in time to avoid causing greater losses and troubles.

Shock and anxiety are not the only feelings we feel when we rush to the horse. In business and entrepreneurship, running a horse also means new opportunities and challenges. If we can understand and make good use of this opportunity, maybe we will open a brand-new milestone and achieve breakthrough and success. Therefore, it is not terrible to rush to the horse. As long as we can actively meet the challenges and give full play to our personal abilities and potentials, it is possible to recover lost time and opportunities.