Why do people believe in fortune telling?

Fortune telling is to find some emotional sustenance, not pure superstition.

For China people, superstition is not a religious belief.

A superstitious person, who is full all day, asks for instructions early and reports late, and regards superstition as the whole of his life, doesn't mean that he is believed.

Most people in China still have to eat and work. Men do kiln work, women do textiles, and rich people want to do business. The demands of the poor have changed. Those who are expensive want to protect themselves and those who are cheap want to find their way out. People have to survive and reproduce, so they don't have time to believe this.

People's superstition is to rationalize their world outlook and rational cognition when they are in danger, nervous, missing, and many times science cannot explain what happened at that time.

Superstition often stems from a kind of fear, doubt, regret and guilt. Superstition assumes the role of emotional sustenance in a sense.

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