Paper men who tie paper shops generally don't draw eyes, but they will come to life when they do. What's going on here?

As we all know, there are no ghosts and gods in the world. Even though atheism is a well-known fact, there are still many feudal superstitious customs among the people, such as burning incense and praying, sweeping graves and burning paper money. Especially in rural areas or very remote and backward areas. After the first seven days, people will go to the cemetery to burn paper money and tie ribbons to comfort the dead. In the folk, Mr. Papermaker always follows a very paradoxical statement when he is a papermaker.

The strange and unusual rule is that people who stick stickers must never draw eyes. The so-called finishing touch, it is said that if you draw a papermaker's eyes, he will be endowed with aura and attract ghosts, which is very unlucky. According to legend, a grandson of Mr. Papermaker was naughty and drew the eyes of the papermaker. In order to crack it, Grandpa deliberately sacrificed the papermaker for three days and burned it with Qian Ming to suppress the ghost who wanted to stay on earth. Of course, this is just folklore, and there is no scientific basis. be unable to catch up with

Just like you can't draw eyes for a paper man. Paper men were burned to death among the people. It is said that if it weren't for Mr. Paper Man, ordinary people couldn't resist the Yin of Paper Man at all. If you are just a sticker, it will lead to ghosts. There is also a strange legend among the people that paper men are alive. Therefore, even if you know that this is only a feudal superstition, no one dares to be a paper man casually. You can't just stab a paper man like you can't draw his eyes. Paper men were burned to death among the people. It is said that.

If it weren't for Mr Papermaking, ordinary people couldn't resist the papermaker's Yin Qi. If you just stick to the paper maker, it will lead to ghosts, and the strange legend that the paper maker is alive is often circulated among the people. Therefore, even if you know that this is only a feudal superstition, no one dares to stick to the paper maker casually.