It is difficult for several China people to celebrate their birthdays, but it is difficult for women born in a few months.

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Is there an old saying in the countryside that "men are scholars and women are widows" correct?

In previous years, birthdays were very important. Whether you marry a wife or tell a fortune, you need to know this person's birthdates, see if the two married people hit it off, and see if the woman's life is good in birthdates. Furthermore, many proverbs about birthdays have been derived. Most of these statements are self-made and have no scientific basis. Just like the following sentence, "Men account for 38 are scholars, and women account for 38 will be widowed".

When my son was born, his birthday happened to be the 28th. At that time, I heard the old man say that men accounted for 38. I didn't understand the meaning at that time. Now think about it, in fact, the boy's birthday is the 28th, and there are three eights in a month, which are eight, eighteen and twenty-eight, and twenty-eight is the third eights in a month. So the boy born on this day is lucky and will be a scholar.

Why three and eight? In previous years, three represents many meanings. Everything that one or two cannot represent is explained by three. If three can't explain anything, then three can see nine, and nine represents endless meaning.

In the past, 8 represented the meaning of hair in people's minds, and promotion and wealth were all the meaning of hair. In the previous era, he became a scholar, which basically represented promotion and wealth. People summed up this sentence, and 38 men are scholars.

Women account for 38%: in the same way, women account for 38%, which shows that this woman is too hard and too strong. Such a woman should be widowed because of too much strength.

In fact, these two sentences are summed up according to people's previous preference for numbers and various factors of unequal status between men and women. They have a great truth. The fate of life requires us to fight hard by ourselves, not by the day we were born.

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The above is related to several ill-fated Chinese birthdays, and it is about the sharing of scholars. I have seen the hard life of a woman born a few months ago. I hope this can help everyone!