Ten superstitions and customs in China

China has a long cultural history, and many superstitious customs exist in different regions. The following are some examples of the top ten superstitious customs in China:

1. Don't shave your head before getting up: This superstition holds that shaving your head will break the good luck for a year.

2. taboo to break the mirror: I believe that if you break the mirror, it will bring seven years of bad luck.

Step on the threshold: I think stepping on the threshold will bring bad luck.

4. Children eat leftovers: I think children eating leftovers will make parents embarrassed.

5. Chasing the rice bowl: I think if there is leftovers at the bottom of the bowl, it will lead to an unhappy marriage.

6. Avoid blowing out candles: I believe blowing out candles will shorten a person's life.

7. Don't cut your nails at night: I think cutting your nails at night will bring bad luck.

8. refuse to roll your eyes: think that rolling your eyes will bring bad luck.

9. Lucky cat arm posture: I believe that the left-handed lucky cat is good at making money, and the right-handed lucky cat is good at making money.

10. Avoid touching the number four: think that the number four is associated with death, so avoid touching or saying "four".

Please note that these customs are superstitious and have no scientific basis.