Card Reading:

The fool is wearing colorful clothes. He walks forward with his head held high, ignoring the cliff in front of him. The little white dog at his feet is barking wildly as if reminding him to stop before the cliff. Or it seems to be playing with him. In short, the fool still maintains a happy look. Looking at the distant sky, he ignores the cliff under his feet, as if there is a transparent floating bridge on the edge of the cliff. In the left hand of the fool is a white rose, symbolizing the purity and fiery passion of the fool's heart. The wooden stick tied to the bag in the right hand of the fool is the magic wand in the hand of the magician. It is said that it has the magic power to control the world, but now it has become a toy in the hands of the fool. Maybe it is because the fool does not know his power. Or maybe it is because he is so wise that he ignores the existence of power, except for the fool himself. I am afraid that no one else knows that the fool's bag is full of his experience. So the fool is not stupid. He is just not controlled by experience. He just wants to be confused, which may be what we often say is a rare confusion. Looking into the distance, there are rolling mountains. That is the unknown journey of the fool. There are too many stories waiting for the fool to experience, and too much knowledge waiting for the fool to understand. As Waite said, "The fool is a soul pursuing experience."