What do you mean unlucky?

In ancient China, there was a superstition that when people were engaged in certain activities, if there were some ominous signs at this time, it would herald bad results.

This statement comes from the ancient divination culture and folk beliefs in China, and is widely used in various occasions, such as agriculture, commerce, politics and other fields.

In agriculture, some farmers often observe astronomical phenomena and animal behavior during planting and harvesting activities. If they find ominous signs, such as chicken crowing and ant nests, they will think that this means that the harvest will be affected.

Similarly, in business and politics, people will also predict the trend of the market and society according to the behavior of animals, so as to take corresponding measures to make correct decisions.

Although this statement was very common and popular in ancient times, it has become a superstition in modern times, because these symptoms are usually false and delusional without scientific basis. We modern people should emphasize scientific and rational thinking, and don't mistake past superstitions for truth.

In a word, the saying "it's bad luck to move" was a very popular and universal superstitious culture in ancient times, but it has no practical value in modern times. Modern people should observe and analyze according to the principle of scientific rationality, and don't blindly believe these beliefs without scientific basis.

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