Is it true or false that the saying goes, There are four calls in the house, it is not a good omen

Looking at the vast land of China, reading the long cultural history, listening to the traditional philosophy of the ancients in folk sayings and stories, friends, hello everyone, in the countryside, the folk stories are all-encompassing and colorful, and people regard some strange phenomena seen and encountered in daily life as an omen. Of course, there are good and bad signs. For example, when swallows build nests at home, they think that good things should come, although it is only a meaning, but it has formed a common surname in people's hearts, which yearns for beauty after all.

Life is the hope of all, but there are also phenomena that people would consider to be a symbol of bad luck. I don't know if you've heard such a saying, having four zodiac signs in the family is not a good omen. So what are the four voices that people are talking about?

1. The hen learns the crow of the rooster.

In the countryside, it is believed that the hen learns the crowing of the rooster, that is, the meaning of the hen's crowing, which is thought to bring some bad luck, but we get to know it. The reason for this is that hens crow often in flocks where there are no roosters. Some hens learn to crow in order to establish themselves in the flock, and whenever the hen crows, he swears his dominance to the other members of the flock.

Therefore, when there is no scientific reason to convince the rural people whose ideological concepts are still relatively traditional, as long as they find that their hens learn to crow, they will use them to kill. There is also a fact that hens that can only crow do not like to lay eggs, and because of their strength, they eat more food than other hens that can lay eggs.

This kind of hen is aggressive, and if he is in a flock without a rooster, he will often suppress other hens, which is annoying to his owner. So in the case of a hen like this, the owner simply keeps it in a separate coop.

There is a belief that the main reason is that in the early days people could not give a scientific explanation for this relatively rare and strange phenomenon. Coupled with the influence of feudal superstition, this strange phenomenon is often associated with gods and ghosts, and it is regarded as gods and ghosts.

It may be that some people have a hen learning to crow at home, and they happen to encounter some unfortunate things, such as fire, dead people, etc., so they link these two things together, and as a result, there is a saying that it is not a good omen for hens to learn to crow. Second, the call of the Baotou eagle. In the past, there was a saying in the countryside.

I'm not afraid of the owl calling, I'm afraid of the owl laughing.

The laughter here is not a real laugh, but a very strange sound, which means that the family may encounter bad luck, and timely and effective measures must be taken to help the whole family get out of trouble and have a stable life. Some elderly people say that if there are owls wandering near their homes for several days in a row, instructors, then they must be vigilant at this time, this situation indicates that something major will happen in the house.

It's definitely fake. This is an obvious act that I don't believe at all in life, and there is no evidence that there is no scientific basis.

I think such a statement is false, this sentence means that if there are 4 kinds of sounds in the house, then it is a symbol of bad luck, and it is likely to produce some bad things, although some rural old people and even the ancients are convinced of this sentence, but such a statement has no scientific basis, and should not be easily believed.

As the saying goes, "If there are four calls in the house, it is not a good omen", which is not true, but some feudal superstitions in ancient times, and people imagined some good or bad things through some sounds of animals.

It's fake. I have encountered such things in my daily life, and there is no such mystery as people say. I think it's superstition.