The most incredible story in China: How accurate is fortune-telling?(Part 1)

We will launch a series of stories, including fortune-telling stories of political figures, celebrities in the literary and art circles, and ordinary people in the countryside. Many people like to talk about the four quintessences of Chinese people. In fact, fortune-telling is also the quintessence of traditional Chinese culture. marginalized. But like it or not, it's always been there, so we might as well demystify it.
Before I immigrated abroad, I was in charge of dealing with people from all walks of life in relevant departments for a few years. I was fortunate enough to see all kinds of strange people and strange people that ordinary people can't see, of course including mysterious fortune tellers. Among them, the most impressive thing is A top fortune teller with the surname Huang living in Shenzhen, I have been observing and recording closely for three years, and I have seen more than a few hundred cases of his calculations with my own eyes. There are more than 10,000 cases, many of whom are celebrities from all walks of life in Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macao, and Guangzhou. And I came to two extreme conclusions: life and death are almost 100% accurate, but if I look at the stock market, the accuracy rate is less than 20%, which is not as good as ordinary people's random guesses. According to my three years of observation, it is roughly the same. Why? Well, this is worthy of deep consideration by those who are interested.
Below we try to give an introduction to the fortune-telling stories that are publicized by public figures in the media.

Guo Baochang, a well-known first-line director in China: The fortune-teller once said everything about me.

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