In the countryside, the old people always say that "rain hits the coffin as the champion, and the rain pit thrives for three generations." What do you mean?

In the countryside, the old people summed up many proverbs, all of which have their own reasons. Rain hits the coffin and makes the champion. This sentence means that if family members bury and carry coffins, if rain hits the coffins, then future generations will definitely have champions. Rain pit breeds for three generations, which is not much different from the above sentence. It means that if it rains in the grave when a family is buried, at least three generations will prosper.

These are some old sayings. After all, the feudal superstition of the old people is still very strong. It is estimated that this example happened just before, was misunderstood a little, and then it was exaggerated. When we listen to these two sentences now, we must feel that this is completely unreasonable. What does it mean? It is impossible to say that future generations can have a future when it rains, but the ancients didn't think so.

In ancient times, the death of someone in the family was of course a particularly sad thing, even now. In this sad scene, people also said some auspicious signs. The death of the old man left something for future generations. That is, the rain hits the coffin, and it is estimated that the family is likely to win the first prize. If the rain is heavy and the rain falls into the grave, the future generations will be very prosperous.

We people must think that these words have no scientific reason now. The prosperity of future generations is up to them. Old people must want their children and grandchildren to live well, but who can predict this? However, the ancients may have said this out of kindness, so it is a good sign that it rains when the old man is buried. Now many people know it. It is enough for us to know this proverb.