Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Almanac inquiry - Why do Brazilians become more careful when they mention 8. 13 every year?

Why do Brazilians become more careful when they mention 8. 13 every year?

We China people don't seem to have any special taboo days, except that some old people will read what to do and what not to do every day in the old yellow calendar ... But abroad, many countries have taboo days, such as August 13 mentioned by the subject, which is considered unlucky by Brazilians.

In order not to be unlucky on this day, Brazilians still have 13 self-evident customs and habits. They think that as long as they do this on this day 13, they will not be unlucky, and even have good luck.

First, when you get up, you must first land on your right foot.

Second, knock on the nearest wood three times immediately after landing.

Third, you can't pass under the ladder.

Fourth, avoid cats, especially black cats. If you accidentally meet a cat, smile at it (it seems that black cats are not only considered evil in China).

Don't look back when crossing the road.

6. If you pass by the cemetery, pray for the dead, even though you don't know them.

Seventh, you can't wash your hair today

Eight, this day can't quarrel, let alone fight (this is not very good).

Nine, you can't overeat on this day.

On this day, no one can go home before midnight.

Eleven, this day can't look in the mirror, not once.

You should put a rabbit's foot or a piece of glass or a clove of garlic in your clothes pocket or handbag, preferably together.

Thirteen, don't put the bag on the ground, otherwise it will indicate the loss of money or lovers.

8. 13 Brazilian presidential candidate crashed.

It is worth noting that these thirteen rules have no traditional basis, but they are well known to all Brazilians. /kloc-some bad things did happen in Brazil in August 3, such as the shooting incident in August 20 15 and the plane crash of the Brazilian presidential candidate in August 20 14 ... so, I'd rather believe it.