What folk fortune-telling proverbs are there?

02. Poor fortune-telling, rich burn incense.

Fortune tellers everywhere are very confused, and such people are very poor; People who burn incense have more faith and a stable mentality, and such people are more likely to make a fortune.

Comments: people live in a state of mind, life and death have a life, and wealth is in the sky!

03. A rich wife has skin on the wall; A poor man's wife, heart and lungs.

Being the wife of a rich man, the rich man will not treat you as a treasure, but as a wall, and your position in his heart is not important; The poor, on the other hand, regard their wives as favorites.

This sentence also tells some material girls not to regret for vanity all their lives.

Comments: Material conditions can be changed, whether the relationship between people can last and whether the "three views" are consistent is very important.

04. Men are homeless without wives and women are homeless without husbands.

If a man has no wife, there will be different women at home and no fixed hostess; For women, if they don't have a husband when they are old, the men around them will change frequently and their bodies don't belong to one person.

In fact, this sentence also tells people that when to do something, get married quickly. Only after marriage can life really settle down.

Comments: Marriage and life planning should be taken seriously even today.

05. Ten years is better than arsenic.

If a chicken lives for a long time, its head must not be eaten after it dies, because it is more poisonous than arsenic.

Why do you say that? In the past, people did not quite understand this truth. They only know that eating the head of a chicken is harmful to health. In fact, chickens will eat some heavy metals on weekdays. After a long time, the heavy metals in the chicken head will exceed the standard.

Comments: There used to be a saying that "people are old and sly as thieves." When people are old, it will be "toxic" if all they have accumulated in their minds is a lifetime of sophistication; Keep childlike innocence and you will be happier.

06. Do anything for your friends.

In The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties, Qin Qiong went to Dengzhou to load horses in order to save his friends. When passing Liang Lizhuang, he thought of his mother's wife and children on the fork, hesitated for a moment, went all the way to Licheng, Dengzhou and Dengzhou, and finally went to Dengzhou as a friend.

The fork in Liang Lizhuang reflects Qin Qiong's deep loyalty, which was passed down as "the fork in Liang Lizhuang is loyal to the future", and later it was wrongly passed down as a rib knife.

Comments: It is good to be sincere between friends. Friendship should not be a "moral kidnapping", but a burden.

07. The barber has a heavy burden.

Refers to marriage or cooperation, where one party is enthusiastic and the other is indifferent.

In the past, barbers walking up and down the street would carry a pole with a small copper basin with a wide side and a deep bottom at one end. There is a drum under the copper basin, and a charcoal stove is built in it, which is used to keep the temperature of water and to wash the guests' hair and shave. At the other end is a stool, which serves as a seat for the barber customer.

Therefore, there is this proverb.

Comments: Of course, you can't be "hot at one end", but everything in the world must be "hot at one end" to be "hot at both ends".

08. Don't stick to your line in three words.

This proverb comes from an old joke:

Carpenter, cook and monk walked together, and everyone praised their good business along the way.

Later, the monk said, "We don't want the old lady to sell melons and talk big. From now on, no one can speak their own language, okay? " Both the carpenter and the cook agreed.

The three men made a punishment rule: whoever wants to speak his own language again will be punished for hosting a banquet.

So no one talks easily. Tired of walking, the three men came to rest under the tree.

The carpenter stared at the big tree for a while, then nodded and said, "This big tree is really good. It can be used as a boat."

The cook pointed to the carpenter and said, "You broke the rules!" " "

The carpenter had to give up, but he said, "it's nothing if I invite you two." Unfortunately, I can't cook. "

The cook quickly said, "Don't worry about cooking, I'll take care of it!" " "

The carpenter heard the music and said, "You broke the rules, too!"

The monk, who had been afraid to speak, was relieved when he saw that both the carpenter and the cook had lost, and said, "Amitabha, I won."

Comments: No matter what you say, what you sell and what you drink, people are always "inseparable".