Sneezing is someone cursing himself behind his back. Can you believe it?

This is just a feudal superstition. The saying that sneezing is pronounced has a history of at least two thousand years in China. The Book of Songs depicts an infatuated woman's yearning, and infatuated people always love fantasy. Later generations also talked more about the love between men and women when they sneezed in divination. From the above three points, we can know that some people in folklore think that you have inheritance, and this inheritance exists in many cultures! For example, Russians are very taboo about sneezing. If someone sneezes, he will definitely say that you are healthy. The Oroqen people's views on sneezing are very similar to those of the Han people.

They think someone or a ghost missed this. In some areas, the custom of the Han nationality is to scold after sneezing to solve the bad omen of sneezing. I believe many readers have thought that sneezing is an ominous reason, because sneezing is a precursor to illness. Foresight is not as superstitious as everyone thinks, and this sneeze prediction has not been widely recognized in foresight. The popularity of this statement is a prejudice of survivors. When sneezing, people think they are thinking about themselves, but the sneezing person is actually thinking about that person. This style has been circulated and recorded in various dynasties, and poets, poets and novelists all take it seriously.

Xin Qiji, who is famous for his manhood, once euphemistically called "sneezing" "Aque" in his own words: "Mountain * * * water. A thousand miles of happiness. Don't avoid walking and getting up early. This is all for you. Don't be afraid to be with others. I am afraid of being molested. Because there is no magpie land. I have no time to talk about this. "

Sneezing represents not only missing, but also being gossiped behind people's backs. In Song Dynasty, Hong Mai recorded in Rong Zhai's Essays that "people who sneeze a lot today will spit out clouds:' Some people say I am also. "Especially women. This means that if someone kept sneezing, he would spit and curse at the same time. Some people even say I gossip! "This is especially true for women. It can be seen that the saying that sneezing is someone gossiping behind your back has become very popular in the Song Dynasty. In China Proverbs Sea compiled in Qing Dynasty, there is also an entry "Some people say you sneeze".