Why do old people in the countryside often say that they can t point to the moon on the night of Jul

Because the old man felt that this was disrespectful, he was not allowed to do so.

Because if you point to the moon on that day, something bad will happen.

This is a superstitious claim, not credible, and there is no scientific basis, it is false.

When I was a child, adults told us very seriously that we couldn't point to the moon, and that it would be the gods on the moon, that is, the willow spirit.

Because it is a very unlucky act, this is a saying of the ancient people.

But there are also many taboos on the day of the Midyear Festival, because on this day some ancestors who have passed away will come to the world, so in the countryside, the old people often say: July 15 is right and wrong, and the three taboos should be paid attention to! Otherwise, you're going to be in trouble.

This is only a superstitious saying in some parts of the world, and it is not available anywhere else.

Because legends have been handed down from ancient times, saying that this is unlucky.

This is because it would be very unlucky to point your finger at the moon that day.

There are many conventional sayings among the people, which are summarized by the ancestors and passed down by word of mouth from generation to generation, even if they sound it now, there is some truth.

This statement is really bizarre, because after pointing to the moon, there will be an inexplicable crack in the ear, and it will take a few days to get better.

The child doesn't have to point to the moon, it means yes, the moon will come down and cut off your ears while you are asleep. Shootable.

People in the family, especially men, should not return late. If you come home late, it's best to stay at the door for a while and smoke a cigarette or something. It is said that there is some evil spirit, and it will be brought back to scare the child.

Don't point to the moon at night, because if you point to the moon at night, the moon will cut off your ears. So don't point to the moon at night.

They said that the ears would break, and my grandmother said the same, so just don't do it, don't dwell on this issue so much.

I haven't heard much of this statement, but there must be a truth and meaning in the folk saying.

You can't point to the moon, or you'll have your ears cut off by the moon. Some people have tried, and their ears really hurt, and some people have broken ears. This one is really kind of bizarre.

Generally, the old man will be very superstitious, and naturally he will worship some things in nature, and he can't point to the moon or he will cut off his ears, but it is just a lie told by the old man in order not to let others "offend" the moon.

The original sentence is: Don't point to the moon, or you will cut off your ears by the moon. I think you can scare a child.

Reason 2: The peak secretion of children's growth hormone is at night, which is 5-7 times that of the day, and often taking children out is easy to affect children's development.

In short, it is best not to take a baby who is too young out at night. As the baby grows older, parents can gradually take the child around closer to home, because there is a gradual process for the child to adapt to the night.

This is not to scare children, I have experienced, that night I don't know if I can point to the moon, I pointed, at night when I fell asleep, there was a round thing on the top of the bed, and it was glowing, so I didn't pay much attention, I still fell asleep, the next morning I woke up and felt that my ears hurt, aerobic and painful, and I picked out that white sand and mud-like thing, I asked me what you are, this is the moon cut off the ear, there is a burning curved line behind the ear, you haven't experienced it and you don't know, Now I know, I never dared to point to the moon again, and I forgot what I was going to say after pointing to the moon, this is when I was a child.

It's really a scare for children, and there is no scientific basis for this, so it won't have any effect.

Yes, these words are used to scare children, and the older ones don't believe it anymore.

It's supposed to scare children, it's just some superstitious sayings, don't worry.

The original sentence is: Don't point to the moon, or you will cut off your ears by the moon. I think it's to scare children.

No, you can refer to it casually, there are no consequences, and it is not unlucky.

Yes, it's really just a custom at night, and there's nothing to be afraid of.

Heck, it's just a custom, that is, pointing to the moon will drop your ears.

In fact, these are just to scare children, and there is no scientific basis.

This is just a feudal custom and has no scientific basis.

That's a real saying, pointing to the moon with a finger will really cut the ear from the next day, it's a scar and it hurts, not the whole ear, of course, I don't know when I get up when I cut it, I will feel a little painful, I used to have such an experience....

The older generation said that they would cut off their ears, and our junior high school teacher told us that she just didn't believe it when she was a child, and then pointed to it, and then the ears really were, cut off the ears.

Legend has it that you are not allowed to point to the moon, and once you point it, you will have ear sores, and legend has it that the moon will come down and cut it.

I'm sorry Moon, I'll respect you later.

On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, if you point to the moon with your finger, it is disrespectful to the moon lady, and she will cut her ears.

Anyway, that's folklore, and pointing to the moon will cut off your ears! I think that's the old man's belief in the gods, nothing! A lot of kids have done it secretly when they were kids.

When I was a child, my grandmother also said that I couldn't point to the moon with my finger, and if I pointed it, my ears would be cut, although this is unscientific, but this is an expression of people's respect for the moon mother, and also promotes the tradition of mutual respect and love!

The Mid-Autumn Festival admired the moon together, and then suddenly pointed to the moon and said to his companion, look, it's a big and round moon. Then I felt that my ears were slimy, ah, bleeding, and my ears fell out.

Do you think this is possible???

The old man said that if you have bad fingers, you will be poor for the rest of your life.

So it's best not to finger the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival, other times you can.

No, the following are a few of the fingers of a family in the Mid-Autumn Festival to admire the moon

Do you point and see, will it fall??