Why does the old man say that chickens can't marry dogs?

Many old people say that chickens can't marry dogs, because they think chickens are restless and may make chickens fly and dogs jump at home. In fact, these are just two idioms used to describe chaos. There is no need to involve such idioms in marriage, but some people are too feudal, so people who belong to chickens and dogs gradually can't get married. In fact, young people in the new era don't particularly care about these things. As long as two people love each other, they can come together.

Don't be superstitious Many people believe in the zodiac, and even some people often explore their future through a series of ways such as fortune telling. These are actually superstitious ways. If you use a means to speculate, you can choose to believe, but there is no need to be too superstitious on major issues. The age difference between a rooster and a dog is only one year, and there are many common topics between them, so it is normal for both sides to have a good impression on each other, and it is natural to enter the marriage hall after having a good impression. There is no need to separate two people because of the zodiac.

Factors affecting marriage, such as chicken flying and dog jumping, are very common idioms, which have nothing to do with everyone's life, so I hope everyone will treat this problem rationally. If the old people at home block the marriage of the younger generation in this way, I also hope that the family can have a good talk with the old people, at least not because of this problem, which will lead to the separation of two children who like each other.

Whether two people can get together mainly depends on whether they really like each other and whether they really want to enter the marriage hall. There is no need to consider any other issues. So I hope everyone can be more rational when facing this problem in the future, and don't put the cart before the horse again. Don't affect everyone's life because of superstition or backward thinking, which is unnecessary.