What does this sentence mean, "three surnames and five people don't leave, and 36 people don't transition"?

On the surface, it means that five people go out together, not three surnames and 36 people go together, but cross the bridge.

First of all, share the views of some netizens:

1. It means that if five people have three castes during the trip, it will be a catastrophe. Yesterday, I had an experience. Relatives from other places come here to play and drive to forest park.

It's like losing your mind when parking. I was thinking about braking, but my foot kept stepping on the accelerator. My car has been in use for four years, and nothing like this has happened. The front of the car was a little broken, but fortunately the terrain was not sinister. Later, my aunt discovered that it was five people with three surnames.

2. This time, Tomb-Sweeping Day is going back to his hometown to visit the grave. My husband's brother drove us back. It's a pity that there are five people this time, my father-in-law, my husband's brother and sister-in-law, plus our two in-laws, five people. As a result, my father-in-law said that there is a saying in my hometown in Jiangxi that five people can't go together in other places. "Really depressed, because his old man's house out of an unknown truth, my husband had to go back by car.

It can be seen that the phrase "three surnames and five people do not follow each other, and thirty-six people do not transition" is still widely circulated among the people. Of course, this is just an ancient custom. Maybe it's just coincidence.

But if someone around you believes it, how to solve the problem of traveling with others?

Some smart netizens suggested this:

First, if there are five people with three surnames:

1. Just subtract one person or add one person, or postpone the previous step and try to conform to this custom.

2. A person wearing reverse shoes in the car means that one person has been looking backwards, which is different from the four of you, so it is not a trip for five people.

Second, "36 people do not transition."

Since this is a proverb, think about the bridges in ancient rural areas, most of which are single-plank bridges with low safety. The reason for this proverb can be thought of with a little safer thinking.

As for today, they are all bridges and cement bridges with good stability, but don't worry too much about this.