What is the most superstitious thing you have seen in the countryside?

I think the most superstitious thing in rural areas is that people are willing to believe in superstition when they are sick rather than go to the hospital for treatment.

I remember being bitten by my neighbor's dog when I was a child. Because I didn't go to the hospital for an injection in time after being bitten, the situation behind is a bit serious. When things got worse, my neighbor told my grandfather that it might be because something happened to me. I'd better ask my grandfather to take me to see the mage. Maybe I'll get better soon. At that time, grandpa also hoped that I would get better soon, so he went with the mentality of trying.

In fact, the main reason for getting better is that I went to the hospital, but my neighbors always thought that my grandfather took me to the mage, so I will get better gradually. At that time, when I was young, I still thought it was nothing. Now I think it's wonderful and a little funny.

There is also the last time grandpa got sick, because grandpa has been in poor health, so we all think it is normal to get sick. As I get older, my health is getting worse and worse. Going to the hospital, the effect was not obvious at first. Grandpa felt possessed. Seriously, I didn't understand it when I was a child, and now I don't believe it when I grow up.

Then grandpa will ask the master to do it at home. The next day, when he wakes up, he will tell us, "Oh, I feel much better today. It seems useful ... "I'm really embarrassed, but why is it really good? Maybe everyone knows it, but the elderly are willing to believe it.

I dare not question superstition. I don't completely believe in superstition, but sometimes I can't completely deny it, because sometimes it seems to be true. This thing can't be said badly. In fact, as long as you don't believe it, there is still no big problem.