What do you mean you can't wear red and green?

You can't wear red and green, which means you can't wear bright clothes such as red and green on special festivals or occasions, but you should wear dark clothes such as white, black and blue.

Generally, this situation appears in white occasions. If someone wears red and green, it is a disrespectful practice and will bring very bad influence and harm to future generations (not feudal superstition).

In addition, there are many other taboos and things that need attention in rural areas.

For example, in the year of parents' death, it is forbidden to post couplets during the Spring Festival. You can post blue or green couplets in the second year, and you can post red couplets after three years.

Usually, children are forbidden to wear red and green clothes within three years of their parents' death, and generally only wear white, black and blue clothes. Wearing red and green is unfilial and will bring disaster to later life.

Remember not to splash dirty water at night. Mainly because it is the night when ghosts and gods haunt, it is unlucky for yourself and your family if you splash these ghosts and gods on the occasion of splashing dirty water.

These are not all feudal superstitions, which have been passed down from ancient times to the present, and there is still some truth. It is better to believe them or pay more attention to them so as not to bring unnecessary trouble.