In the countryside, carpenter, stonemason and blacksmith these occupations, said the most can not offend is the carpenter, exactly why?

Because in the old days in the countryside, a person's whole life, have to deal with carpenters, many things in life need to carpenters, such as building a house, so you can't offend the carpenter. If you offended the carpenter, your house might not be built as well as it should be.

In the old days, when the society was not so economically developed, there were always a few craftsmen in the villages, and when the family needed something, they would go to these craftsmen, as if they could do anything. If you accidentally offend these craftsmen, your life may be affected.

Blacksmiths mainly make iron tools, such as pots and pans, as well as tools used by farmers in the village for plowing. Stonemasons work with stones, paving roads, building bridges, and some carve tombstones, which are beautifully handmade. Carpenters were very important in a time when plastic and iron products were rare. Tables, benches, beds, closets, shelves and everything else had to be made by carpenters, especially houses. There were fewer brick houses in those days, and all the houses in the villages were basically adobe, with roofs, beams, and pillars that required the help of carpenters to complete.

The people in the village valued the construction of the house, so they usually invited the carpenter to help build the house with good food and drink, for fear that the carpenter would be unhappy and not build the house with you, and the quality of the house would not be guaranteed, or for fear that the carpenter would intentionally delay the time, so that the house would not be well-built, but you can't say anything about it. So people at that time said that you can not offend the carpenter, living to build a house need carpenters, after death with the coffin also need carpenters, offend the carpenter, that is not asking for trouble.