As the saying goes, "Men are not afraid of chickens and women are not afraid of sheep". What does this sentence mean?

As the saying goes, "Men are not afraid to be chickens, and women are not afraid to be sheep". I think this sentence refers to their age. The numbers three and four are unlucky. Generally speaking, men stand in line at the age of 30, and women become yellow-faced women at the age of 40. They must get married before this age. Moreover, the zodiac chicken refers to the hard work of bad karma, and women are most afraid of being sheep. However, I think these statements have no practical significance. But this sentence has many meanings, depending on what you think, three can also be said to be dissolved, and four can also be said to be children.

There are many old sayings handed down in rural areas, but some of them are the conclusions drawn by several generations of old people through practice, so there are many truths that can stand scrutiny, so we can use some truths to inherit some old sayings. However, there are some sayings that have been left behind. Truth is meaningless, and bad things may happen, so there is no need to inherit it. Can only say, take its essence and discard its dross.

In this proverb, the explanation of "three" is very important. "San" and "San" are homophones, but their tones are different and they are easy to be confused. And "three" means parting, which means parting, so it is not very good in people's eyes! But people all say that "men are masculine and have the power to make progress, and' chicken' is often called' phoenix' in rural areas, which means that women are gentle and luxurious, so they always feel that they are sitting in the wrong position and do not conform!

We can also understand it as something else. That is, this sentence: stand at thirty, and don't be confused at forty.