If C doesn't repair the stove, he will see disaster, and he will sneak into the room.

"If you don't repair the stove, you will see disaster, and if you don't sleep, you will sneak into the house" is a proverb, which means that if you don't repair the stove on the third day, you will inevitably encounter disaster; If you don't put your bed on God's Day, ghosts will enter the room.

This proverb is a summary of ancient people's life experience, which may be related to people's living environment and lifestyle at that time. At that time, stoves and beds were important facilities in people's daily life. If used improperly or not protected, they may cause fire or health problems. God's Day is considered as a day when ghosts and gods haunt, and people will avoid some activities on this day so as not to provoke ominous things.

Although this proverb is not a scientific truth, it can be used as a reference and reminder to help people avoid unnecessary dangers and losses. At the same time, it also reflects the ancient people's belief in mysterious power and fear of supernatural phenomena.