This lot has the meaning of "Hakuraku ga Ma wo Sagaru" ("The Count will phase the horse"). It admonishes the parties involved to sink down and keep their spirits up. In Han Yu's "Horse Theory," he says, "There will always be Hakuraku and then there will always be Senryima. There is always a thousand-mile horse, but there is always no Hakuraku. A horse of a thousand miles is not always what one seeks, but how does one "meet" it? Those who are in a position of authority should have the eyes of an overworked person, deeply observe the people around them with great care, and spend a lot of time listening to the voices of the people in the basement. He should not limit people by external conditions such as appearance or educational background, but rather, the usurer should look only at talent. A clairvoyant is close to you, but you may have overlooked him or her. Even those in the base should not mourn their ambitions because they do not meet "Hakuraku," but should maintain good ability and attitude. As long as you do not give up on yourself first, you will surely meet someone who will appreciate and use you, and you will be able to develop your strengths to the fullest.