Folk proverbs about ghosts

Some religious or superstitious people think that people have souls after death and call them ghosts. There have been many proverbs about ghosts since ancient times. The following proverbs about ghosts are for you. Welcome to reading.

Proverbs about ghosts: greedy ghosts are not enough, and misers are not rich.

In the dark.

Far from water, close to ghosts.

Monks don't talk about ghosts, there is no rice in the bag.

The body is dead, the spirit is spirit, and the soul is a ghost.

Life is a hero, and death is a hero.

Rebecca doesn't think ghosts are thin and corrupt officials don't care about people's poverty.

The popular ghost proverb is that poor people don't believe in life and sick people don't believe in ghosts. (Zhuang nationality)

There are living ghosts around the dead. You can't prevent it if you set your mind on it.

Talking to people, talking nonsense.

People are not afraid of ghosts and gods.

There are three layers of snow in winter wheat. In winter, snow is a wheat quilt, and Chun Xue is a wheat ghost.

People are stunned by ghosts and gods.

If fortune-telling is accurate, there are infinite people in the world. I don't believe in life when I am poor, and I don't believe in ghosts when I am sick. (Zhuang nationality)

The judge wants a gold medal and the children want a silver medal.

The butler doesn't think the people are poor, and Yan doesn't think ghosts are thin.

Money talks.

Money without body can be a ghost.

Money makes the mare go, but ghosts don't open the door without money.

Money can buy the mare go, money can buy senior officials, money is dad, milk is mom, and power is grandpa.

Money makes the mare go, and money can buy high-ranking officials to do it.

Cowards are afraid of their own shadows. (Mongolian)

There are no ghosts and gods in the world.

Only those who have no ghosts in their hearts dare to tell the truth. (Iran)

If you don't cheat in boxing, you will always be a man who is not afraid of death.

It's easier to draw ghosts than people.

Rebecca runs a hotel, and ghosts don't come to the door.

Where there is no God, there will never be ghosts. (Mongolian)

A classic ghost proverb: there are lice where you bite, and you are afraid of ghosts everywhere.

Ghosts and gods are afraid of being knocked unconscious.

Warriors can climb the clouds along the summit; Cowards can't climb to the top of the tent along the wide ladder. (Mongolia)

To a coward, everything is dangerous. (Japan)

For cowards, there are dangers everywhere. (North Korea)

Cowards think that shadows in the dark can also make terrible noises. (Japan)

Cowards have no eyes, but eyes are for warriors. (Soviet Union)

Cowards make the loudest noise when they scare others. (Spain)

It's useless for a coward to have a weapon. (Europe)

Don't be guilty, don't be afraid of ghosts knocking at the door.

It is better to be a short-lived ghost than to drag out an ignoble existence.

People are in front of you, ghosts are behind you.

Face to face, face to face.

See the king nod, see the child kick.

If the loser accepts his heart, it's like a ghost becoming a person.

A good consensus is a soft pill. He who does nothing wrong is not afraid of ghosts knocking at the door.

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