旅 Lǚ

If the wanderer busies themselves with trivial things, they draw down misfortune upon themselves.

The wanderer comes to an inn. They have their property with them. They win the steadfastness of a young servant.

The wanderer's inn burns down. They lose the steadfastness of the young servant. Danger.

The wanderer rests in a shelter. They obtain their property and an ax. My heart is not glad.

One shoots a pheasant. It drops with the first arrow. In the end this brings both praise and office.

The bird's nest burns up. The wanderer laughs at first, then must needs lament and weep. Through carelessness one loses the cow. Misfortune.