Some people have turtles hanging on their doors. Is there a moral?

In some cultures, it makes sense to hang a turtle at home. Different cultures may have different meanings for turtles, but in general, turtles are usually regarded as symbols of longevity, good luck and happiness.

In China culture, the tortoise is regarded as one of the four great beasts, representing the north and winter. In some places, people believe that turtles can bring good luck and health. Therefore, some people in China hang turtle-shaped decorations at their doorsteps to pray for good luck and health.

In Indian culture, turtles are also regarded as symbols of longevity and good luck. In Hindu belief, there is a saying that if a person eats turtle meat, he or she will live a long life. In some Indian festivals, people also use the image of tortoise to make decorations to celebrate these festivals.

In a word, hanging the image of tortoise at home is a cultural tradition and is usually regarded as a symbol of longevity, auspiciousness and happiness.