Is it okay to visit a patient for a week of marriage, and can I visit a patient on the third day of

Hello, the customs are not the same in various places, in our place, Nanyang, Henan, within a week of marriage, the new daughter-in-law is not allowed to visit the door, nor can she pass by the door of other people's houses, so she can only go along the road.

You can go, and your joy will be brought to anyone at this time, and it will not be destroyed.

==Too superstitious.

I'm a god. Then forget it, don't worry about it.

What are the customs of other people's homes?

This is a question that can only be understood.

Alas. Hope for good health! Early**!

Personally, I don't think it's anything, and my father is no one else, but I don't know what the customs of your place are. What do you say about that guy who just got married and went on his honeymoon?

Of course not, it depends on who you go to.

Yes, you can watch it if you want.

For many people, when they are about to get married, they will encounter some problems when they say that they want to do a happy event, because they may face their relatives, or a friend's family has something to do, their elderly are sick, or a friend is sick, they are hospitalized, and they feel that they are about to do a happy event, do you want to see them? For this problem, you can rest assured to do it, because for people, everyone needs some love, no matter what time you are, when there is a patient by your side, you should first visit the patient, understand the patient's situation, comfort her, and then you go home to do your business, that is, peace of mind, everyone will also appreciate your approach very much, because all people should pay attention to love and filial piety?

As long as you and the patients you are visiting are not superstitious, you will have no scruples.

It doesn't matter, the main thing is that you have peace of mind, the patient is at ease, and the health of both parties is the best. In Buddhism, it is said that saving a life is better than building a seven-level floating slaughter. In some rural areas, because there are patients who have not been cured for a long time, and there is a custom of using marriage to rejoice, you should have done a good deed.

Seeing patients is the heart, and a good day is not a good day, I don't think it matters. If you can go, I think the hospitalized patients will be psychologically touched. The condition may get better.