Chaoshan people often say: If you keep your number, everything will be safe.
Those old Chaoshan rules that I have heard since childhood are all taboos that can avoid disasters.
Do not insert chopsticks into white rice. It is a filial rice dish to honor ancestors. Indiscriminate insertion will cause disaster;
On the first and fifteenth day of the lunar month, we must worship the Landlord Lord, who is the patron saint of the home. If we do not respect him, the home will be uneasy;
Don't pick up clothes from unknown sources at the beach. They are tokens for water ghosts to find a substitute. If you pick them up, you will get entangled.
My name is Chen Li, and I opened an incense and candle shop in the old city of Shantou. I didn't learn all of my grandfather's skills. I only know how to make origami money and pick auspicious days to pray to my grandfather.
Until he accidentally inserted his chopsticks and got into big trouble. . . . . .
It doesn't matter if you don't believe in the old rules. When the sound of chopsticks hitting bowls rings in your ears, it will be too late to find me.
