On the left of the sand is a green dragon, on the right is a white tiger, before it is Suzaku, and after it is Xuanwu. Xuanwu should bow its head, Suzaku should dance the dragon, and the white tiger should obey. If the terrain and shape are opposite, it should be destroyed and die. Tiger crouching is said to be holding a corpse (holding a corpse), and Qinglong occupies a potato pagoda, jealous of the Lord (jealous of Yin people-dead people). Xuanwu refused to bow his head and said it was rejecting a corpse (refusing the corpse to enter the cave), while Suzaku said it was flying (flying away) without dancing.

Four potentials refer to the shape of sand around the cave, and Qinglong, Suzaku,, and refer to the names of sand on the left and in front.