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The Ancient Wisdom: ‘Rain on a Coffin Brings a Lifetime of Misery, but Rain...

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"Rain on a coffin brings eternal poverty, while rain on a grave brings eternal wealth." This ancient saying is shrouded in mystery, and its true meaning is not commonly understood.

“The Ancient Wisdom of Rainfall: Unraveling the Mystery of Prosperity”

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In the past, an age-old saying was passed down through the generations: "Rain on a coffin brings a lifetime of poverty, while rain on a grave brings a lifetime of wealth." However, the true meaning of this proverb has eluded many.

The Mystifying Belly Fuzz: Unraveling the Fuzzy Logic Behind Pregnancy and Body Hair Growth

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During pregnancy, many women notice the appearance of hair on their abdomen, which can often be a cause of concern and curiosity as to why this occurs.

The Ancient’s Wisdom: ‘Never House More Than Two Dogs’

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It is a common superstition that owning multiple dogs brings bad luck and misfortune to a household. There are even folk beliefs that accepting a dog as a gift can invite negative energy and bad omens.

“Don’t Let Opportunities Slip Away: Seizing the Moment for Success”

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In the past, despite facing a life of hardship and poverty, our ancestors had a saying about certain foods that, even if they fell right in front of you, you wouldn't eat. One such example was the phenomenon of "chim sa cá nhảy", which translates to "falling birds and jumping fish". This saying refers to a practice where people would not catch birds that flew into their homes or keep fish that jumped onto the shore or into their yards.

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Today marks the beginning of the Great Heat period, and it is important to be mindful of certain practices during this time.

What is the Golden Age? Why is the Golden Tower, a symbol of wealth,...

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The ancient practice of avoiding certain ages, known as the Kim Lau age, has been passed down through generations, especially when it comes to weddings and building houses. However, the true meaning of Kim Lau remains shrouded in mystery for most.

Title: “Navigating Challenges: The 2025 Lunar New Year for Those Aged 3 and 4”

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Let's delve into the concept of the challenging years, or what is known as the Tam Tai and Thai Tue ages, in the upcoming Year of the Snake 2025.

“A Wise Saying About the Roles of Individuals with Different Physical Attributes”

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"A wise old saying goes, 'Those with long backs will aid the king, and those with long legs will roam far and wide.' This ancient proverb isn't just a nugget of life advice; it also reflects the aesthetics valued by our ancestors. But what does this saying truly mean?"

The Fragrant and Beautiful Temple Hibiscus: Why You Shouldn’t Burn Incense for These Blooms.

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The Temple Tree, a familiar sight at temples and shrines, is an intriguing flower with a unique story. Its beauty adorns the grounds of these sacred places, yet it is not offered as a tribute on altars.

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