Why did the ancients prefer to sleep in deserted graves rather than go to broken temples ?

Ancient people were more superstitious, thinking that the temples were full of gods, and these temples usually only had one, if you went to stay by yourself, wouldn't you occupy the place of the gods, or disrespect the gods. Although it is terrible to sleep in a deserted tomb, the ancient people felt that there was no one here in the middle of the night, and as long as they were upright, they were not afraid of unclean things. Therefore, the ancient people would abandon the broken temple and choose to desert the tomb.

Because there must be people guarding the tomb around the deserted tomb, and the broken temple may encounter bandits.

I'd rather go to the cemetery to sleep than go to the broken temple, because people in the past thought that whoever was in the temple was very disrespectful to the statues, and didn't want to disturb the Buddha statues and immortals, and it was generally beggars resting in it, which had a bad meaning.

There are many reasons for this, one is that the ancients believed that it was disrespectful to the gods to go to the temple to rest, and another is that in ancient times, fugitives often hid in the temple, which was more dangerous.

Because it is more likely to encounter accidents in broken temples, broken temples in ancient times are often the stronghold of robbers, and it is difficult to escape once they encounter them.

Because many wild temples are very dilapidated, and many robbers will live in broken temples, if you inadvertently live in the temple, you will encounter robbers, so there is this saying.

This is because the temple is actually a very respectable place, and it can only be used for worship and cannot be used for accommodation, which will appear to be very disrespectful to the people worshiped in the temple.

It is mainly because people in ancient times were very reverent of the gods, and there were many gods and Buddhas enshrined in the temple, so there is such a saying.

Because many of the temples in the fields are very dilapidated, and many thieves live in the ruined temples, if they inadvertently live in the temple and meet the thieves, so there is this saying.

"I'd rather sleep on the grave than sleep on the broken temple" because the grave will make people afraid, so it is safe and will not meet bad people, and the broken temple knows that there is no problem, so the bad guys will also rob the temple in the broken temple.

The ancients would rather sleep in a deserted tomb than in the background of a broken temple, so they must be out of the house. The means of transportation in ancient scattered societies were not as developed as in modern times, and the geographical knowledge reserve was not as convenient as in modern times. Therefore, when the ancients went out, there was often such a scene, that is, when night fell, deep in the suburbs, there was no village in front of the village and no store in the back.

For the ancients, the only option was to find a place to live in the suburbs. Rather sleep in a deserted tomb than in a broken temple, in fact, it is the experience accumulated in this situation.

For the ancients, it was actually a choice based on their own safety to sleep in a deserted tomb rather than a broken temple. Because most of the cemeteries are in uninhabited places. Therefore, living in a deserted grave can prevent encountering some unnecessary dangers, such as banditry.

In ancient times, there were a large number of bandits in the suburbs and mountains. These bandits kill people and steal goods, and once they encounter bandits on a passenger trip, they are almost unspared. Most of the areas where bandits are active are in the suburbs and near some traffic arteries in mountainous areas, and bandits will not go to cemeteries.

Similar to the proverb recommended1. Stay overnight before it is late, and watch the sky early when the rooster crows.

2. Walk in the alleys when it is windy and walk on the streets when it rains.

3. There is an island in the lake, Qiandao Lake, and the island is in Longchuan Island.

4. Don't rest your shoulders for a long time, and don't be busy walking.

5. People are immortals, and they don't see a thousand in a day.

6. It is better to walk thousands of miles than on both sides of the Huai River.

7. The bottom of the nose leads to Nanjing. The road can be opened, and the world can walk casually.

8. Ask the boss when walking, break the wood and break the small head.

9. Walk fast and slide and walk slowly on the bridge.

10. If you go out for three miles, you are a foreigner.

11, Ning walked to seal the finger hole and freeze the ice one inch thinner, and did not go away Jiang Bing teased the lead one foot thick.

12. The sun rises ten miles, and the sun does not have ten miles.

13. Mountains are not spiritual, and water is not alive without mountains.

14. Walk the ice quickly, walk the mud slowly.

15, Jinshan House Mountain, Jiaoshan Mountain House.

Because the Anshou Suihuai of the broken temple is not high, robbers are likely to appear. If the ancients fled halfway, in order to avoid being caught again, they would choose to live in a ruined temple and would not go to the guest house. The ruined temple can not only shelter people from the wind and rain, but also has few people entering and leaving, making it a very good refuge for these fugitives.

And if ordinary people enter the ruined temple, because they are powerless, they will easily become the target of these people's robbery. Especially some single women, not only will they be robbed, but they may also be robbed, so they are reluctant to enter the ruined temple no matter what.