Constellation men who are most afraid of eating persimmons _ Constellation boys who are most afraid of eating persimmons

As the saying goes, men are afraid of persimmons and women are afraid of pears, and sows are most afraid of watermelon skin. What's so particular about this?

Persimmons and pears are common fruits in rural areas, and farmers in many places like to plant these fruit trees. Persimmons are rich in nutrition, but ripe persimmons are soft to pinch, crystal clear and sweet to eat, and are very popular among the people, especially the old ladies with bad teeth.

However, persimmon should not be eaten more, it is more difficult to digest. Men should eat less persimmons, and men who love drinking should eat less, because persimmons contain ingredients that can react with alcohol. At the same time, it is best not to eat persimmons on an empty stomach, which is often easy to form stones.

As the old saying goes, "men are afraid of persimmons", on the one hand, because men should not eat more persimmons; On the other hand, men with weak personalities are afraid of being called soft persimmons, and their faces are very sad. In addition, persimmons also have the homonym of "bereavement", which means the loss of children and grandchildren, which means bad.

Pears are delicious. They are rich in water and nutrition. But pears have a homonym of "separation" among the people. In the old conservative era, it would be a magical shame for rural women to be divorced by their husbands. Therefore, there is also a saying that "women are afraid of pears".

Watermelon is also a common fruit in rural areas, especially in hot summer. It has the effect of clearing away heat and relieving summer heat. Watermelon pulp is delicious, and the peel has many uses. Can be used for cooking and feeding poultry. In rural areas where every family raises pigs, melon skin is a good green feed, which can supplement nutrition for pigs.

Feeding pigs with watermelon skin is very particular. A small amount of raw watermelon skin can be directly fed to boars, but if the amount of watermelon skin is large, remember: chop it up and cook it before feeding it to pigs. It is particularly important to note that raw watermelon skin should not be directly fed to sows. We have a saying that "sows are most afraid of watermelon skin". If raw watermelon skin is directly fed to sows, it will easily lead to miscarriage of pregnant sows, lack of milk for postpartum sows and diarrhea for piglets after feeding.

As the rural saying goes, "Men are afraid of persimmons and women are afraid of pears, and sows are most afraid of watermelon skin". The first half of the sentence now seems to have a certain feudal superstition color; There is some truth in the second half sentence, so pig farmers should pay more attention.