Is it true that men are afraid of 369 and women are afraid of 27 death?

There is a saying in the countryside: "Men are afraid of 369 and women are afraid of 27." What the hell does that mean? According to the old man, men are afraid of 369, which means that it is unlucky for men to die in the numbers of three, six and nine; Women are afraid of dying on February 27th, which means that it is unlucky for women to die in 27 digits. For example, it is unlucky for a lady to die the next day, the twelfth day and the twenty-second day.

In fact, from a scientific point of view, these statements are groundless, and these rural proverbs are just some old traditions. In fact, these proverbs or old traditions passed down from mouth to mouth in rural areas also have a certain development foundation. The countryside is a highly preserved social form in the history of human development. Just like men plowing and women weaving in primitive society, to slaves in slave society, to landlords in feudal society, and then to modern farmers, their trajectories have basically not changed much.

In the ancient society without the vision of scientific and technological development, mankind's endless exploration of development never stopped. Their exploration is based on human beings, religious beliefs, or animal instinct, and they have not formed an objective understanding of the surrounding production environment. In ancient times, people's observation of astronomical phenomena and divination technology reached an unprecedented peak. They analyze people's fate and luck according to their birth dates and natural images.

We have divined and predicted various phenomena encountered in human experience and life, and summed up certain laws according to this situation, which are passed down from generation to generation by people engaged in productive labor, and based on this, we can judge our own fate. Anything can happen, we can't deny all the possibilities. Respecting creatures and the universe is the last word of human development.