Old crossword puzzles

1. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Chang 'an Street nursery rhyme "A thousand miles, what, ten days, no life." (metaphor for the powerful minister Dong Zhuo)

2. The prediction of the Yellow Scarf Army Uprising in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "Heaven dies, Huang Tianli, Jiazi is 65 years old, and the world is prosperous" (implying that Jiazi Uprising time is 184).

3. The Northern Song folk song "It's good to eat in a broken bucket". (Metaphor treacherous court official Tong Guan, Cai Jing)

4, two-in-one shape, four branches and eight heads. In 48 18, the flying spring flowed upward. [Southern Song Dynasty] Bao Zhao (A: Hmm)

5. Burning incense under the bead curtain for divination, asking heaven, whose family is Nong? I hate Wang Lang for no reason, so I can't stop. I put my mouth on it! The friendship between literary figures is not bad. It's hard to say an innocent word when dyeing soap. It was a pair of good mandarin ducks, but they were cut off with a knife. I'm exhausted and my hands are exhausted. On second thought, duplicity. [Qing] Li Hong (A: one two three four five six seven eight nine X)