How did Zhuge Liang "borrow" the east wind?

Zhuge Liang borrowed Dongfeng because it was so magical that it became a household name. Everything is ready except the east wind, which is still in use today. And how did Zhuge Liang borrow the east wind? It is still an unsolved mystery.

Now there are generally two kinds of statements, one is more scientific. Zhuge Liang is knowledgeable, knowing astronomy above and geography below. Zhuge Liang can borrow the east wind because he looks at the sky at night and predicts that there will be wind.

In ancient times, fighting morale was very important. In order to stimulate the morale of soldiers, it will be more effective to say that there will be an east wind today in the name of the east wind. Therefore, people now think that Zhuge Liang said that borrowing the east wind was entirely to stimulate the morale of soldiers and deliberately advertised that he had borrowed the east wind. In fact, the truth is that he looked at the sky at night and predicted that there would be an east wind today, just like the weather forecast.

This statement is very scientific and reasonable, but there is one thing. In our modern age with advanced technology, we can't predict the wind direction changes in the next few days, unless it is weather such as typhoon and tsunami, and its movement has been observed through antenna satellites. Not as predictable as Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang predicted the existence of the wind before it started, which is the most scientific statement. It doesn't feel very scientific.

In other words, it is more wonderful. Anyone who has read The Romance of the Three Kingdoms knows that Zhuge Liang was described as borrowing from the east wind at that time. There is a description of the establishment of the bill, the promotion of incense and the practice. In the history of China, magic accompanied the growth of China culture and was described in different dynasties. So even now, there are still many people who believe in magic, and so do I, so I think Zhuge Liang really borrowed from the east wind of heaven, because he borrowed from heaven, which led to his later difficulties.