Tag: folk belief

With its vigorous growth and adaptability to diverse conditions, the Chinese money plant, or Pilea Peperomioides, has come to symbolize prosperity and advancement in life.

In the past, there was a belief that dragonflies biting a baby's navel would make them learn to swim faster. However, is there any truth to this old tale? Let's delve into this intriguing topic and uncover the facts!

Selecting an auspicious day on the lunar calendar for important endeavors is believed to bring forth good fortune and ease. For those who adhere to this belief, it's worth consulting the lunar calendar for the year 2024, marked as the Year of the Dragon in the Chinese zodiac, to choose the right days to seek success and blessings.

Tam Tai, or the Three Years of Bad Luck, is an ancient belief that holds significance in the lives of many. This belief revolves around a cycle of 12 years, during which an unfortunate trilogy of years brings challenges and misfortune in different aspects of life. Each year of the Tam Tai holds unique significance, impacting individuals in distinct ways and demanding resilience and adaptability.

Preparing a farewell meal for the Kitchen God is an ancient tradition in Vietnamese culture. Even in the hustle and bustle of modern life, families take the time to cook and offer a variety of dishes on this special day, ensuring a complete and thoughtful spread for the occasion.

Legend has it that visiting a new mother brings bad luck and affects one's business, as passed down by folklore.

"Do you believe in the saying '49 is the new 53', which suggests that age is just a number? But is it really true?"

Over the years, our ancestors have passed down many natural phenomena that they have observed and taught us valuable lessons. So, we should not rush to contradict the wisdom of our elders and risk bringing upon ourselves bad luck.