In ancient times, what should I do if I met someone who did something white on the way to a wedding banquet?

In ancient times, people were superstitious. Whether it is a wedding leave or a funeral, they will choose an auspicious day, but generally speaking, they will never meet, because people will definitely send people to check various routes when they get married, just to prevent accidents. If it does happen, the wedding party will not choose to run away or meet it, but will make way for the funeral procession and do something more ceremonial to avoid bad luck. Now we have this saying in many places.

If the bride's sedan chair has never seen the funeral procession, but only heard the sound of the funeral procession beating gongs and drums, they will choose to stay away or even change their route. If they see the coffin, they will stop running, but face it squarely, because if the bride runs away, something will happen to him in this life, and the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is not very good.

But when they meet, the bride will make way for the funeral coffin and throw a red cloth from the sedan chair to separate the road. When the troops pass by, the bride will cry to express her misfortune, and then at this time, the matchmaker needs to say that her good husband and wife will be happy in the future. After that, the bride still needs to sprinkle a lot of money from the sedan chair to show that she has spilled bad luck. Others will not pick up this kind of money, because whoever picks it up is unlucky.

These are all superstitions in ancient China. Now that we are a technologically advanced society, we still have to believe in science, and we can't believe all these statements.