New Zealanders use constellations to name streets. Why not use Cancer?

New Zealanders talk a lot about Cancer, which is similar to that we often talk about Virgo's femininity, cleanliness and even cleanliness, but when we talk about Virgo, most of them are teasing, and we don't really hate this constellation completely. But New Zealanders will take the constellation problem seriously. Cancer's English is cancer. The word translated into Chinese also means cancer. Cancer mortality is extremely high. Just like our taboo, they don't want to name their streets in this way.

In their country, there is a deep study of constellations, and there are many occupations related to constellations, similar to fortune tellers, just like our ancient fortune tellers. Most people believe in constellations and think that constellations will affect people's life. However, Cancer has a poor reputation in their country, and few people think that they like Cancer, so Cancer has become the most unpopular constellation in New Zealand, and some features of Cancer are also hated by them.

For example, they think that weakness and taking advantage of others' kindness are unique shortcomings of cancer. In interpersonal communication, New Zealanders hate people with this characteristic, so they even hate cancer. The name of the street is mainly for being nice and friendly, so they won't name their street Cancer, which is influenced by the collision of cultural exchanges. Cancer's reputation is really bad, partly influenced by its own culture.

But you don't have to worry about the cold shoulder when you go to New Zealand, because your sign is Cancer. Generally speaking, as long as you communicate in a friendly way, they will respond to you with respect.