At six or seven in the evening, chickens crow, and at night, chickens crow.

In the past, people thought that "doing one's job well" could ensure that everything went smoothly, and once something went beyond the normal range, it would be regarded as. Then, in Feng Shui, what is the omen of rooster crowing at six or seven in the evening? What's the saying about crowing at night? Next, let's take a look at the analysis of Feng Shui knowledge!

What does the rooster crow at six or seven in the evening?

The master's fortune is not good.

The cock crows at six or seven o'clock in the evening, which is a very weak symbol in folk parlance. This indicates that it is unlucky for the owner to go out in the coming year. If he leaks money, he may borrow money for various reasons and spend all his money. In addition, the work fortune will also decline, either you can't find a suitable job, or you miss the promotion opportunity, and so on.

The saying that chickens crow at night

Cocks can't stay when they crow in the evening.

In the past, because there was no electricity and some recreational activities in the countryside at night, people often lived a life rule of "doing things at sunrise and resting at sunset". For the alarm clock in the morning, I often use the cock to crow to remind myself. However, if your rooster can't crow normally, it will crow after evening, which will disrupt people's biological clock, affect the quality of sleep and break the regular living habits.

In addition, it will also affect the normal biological clock of domestic animals. For example, for hens, it will cause physical disorder or high tension, affect cows and donkeys who lay eggs or work in the fields, and lead to disorder in rest and symptoms, so that they cannot work in the fields. Therefore, there is a saying that "the rooster can't stay at night."

Early warning function

In fact, the rooster crows at night because his eyes are not good. In the case of sending some information by crowing, sometimes, like before the earthquake, the rooster is highly nervous because he can feel it and he also sends threatening information by crowing. Therefore, if the rooster doesn't crow often at night, you should be able to pay attention to it, which will help reduce unnecessary losses.