Tag: Ancient Beliefs

The old saying goes, "A boy meets a girl on the first day of the lunar month." So what does this phrase imply? Let's find out!

According to folklore, boys born in August and girls born in December often have challenging and arduous lives ahead of them.

In the year 2024, those who belong to the Giap Thin zodiac sign will be highly favored for house-building, bringing forth greater prosperity in their lives.

On New Year's Eve, to avoid any misfortune, it is important for family members to be mindful of what not to do on this auspicious day.

When it comes to selecting a partner to love and marry, our ancestors used to say, "Do not love someone born in the Year of the Rat, do not marry someone born in the Year of the Tiger, and do not get close to someone born in the Year of the Rooster."

It was believed by the ancients that these are 3 unlucky objects, which should not be placed under the bed to avoid negative effects on the health and prosperity of each household.

Even though this teaching is related to numerology, it also has some surprisingly accurate scientific points.

In the belief system, a rice container symbolizes the abundance and prosperity of a household, thus the homeowner should keep the rice container full.

In ancient beliefs, these ornamental plants in front yards bring about abundant fortune and prosperity, aiding the homeowners in smooth business ventures and ensuring the well-being of their descendants.

The entrance to a house is the place where prosperity gathers and welcomes fortune into the family. Therefore, ancient people paid great attention to the construction of doors and gates. Feng shui never advocates for building two large doors or gates as it inadvertently disperses the wealth and luck of the family.