As the saying goes, "If you are not afraid of a dung heap in front of the door, you are afraid of chasing the loess behind the house". What do you mean? What makes sense?

As we all know, building houses in rural areas used to focus on geomantic omen, thinking that as long as geomantic omen is good, it can be built in isolated Shankaka. Now, besides geomantic omen, people seem to pay more attention to the convenience of geographical location and transportation. However, regardless of ancient and modern times, in short, it is necessary to choose a good place. In fact, there are many proverbs about choosing a house site in rural areas, including this one that I want to share with you today. What is the way? Let's take a look at it sentence by sentence! 1. Don't be afraid of dung piles in front of the door: As we all know, in the countryside, pig pens, chicken and duck sheds and even aqua privies used to be everywhere near houses, especially the composting garbage pools, which are also called ditches and pits in our local area. Almost every household is located at the gate, stinking in hot weather, full of flies, and manure overflows in rainy days, and some people even live in their rooms. As we all know, "every flower in a crop depends on manure". In the eyes of rural people, these manure are all baby bumps, which are the guarantee of harvest. Therefore, they will deliberately save these manure and pile it in every corner around the house, so that it can be used at any time when it is needed in the fields. In rural areas, we can occasionally see jokes among neighbors fighting for these things, and there are many piles in front of their houses, which proves that the family is hardworking. Besides, it has been like this for generations, and they have already adapted to such an environment. Therefore, having a dung heap in front of the countryside in the past will not only make people feel ashamed, but it is a good thing.

2. I'm afraid of "chasing" the loess in the back house: from the above, it's not difficult to know that we rural people are not afraid of the dirty and smelly environment where dung is piled at the door, so what is there to be afraid of? In fact, don't really say that there is, that is, the loess chasing behind the house as the saying goes, chasing behind this sentence means that people will understand it as being next to it, in other words, they are afraid that the house will be next to the earth mountain, so why can't it be next to the earth mountain? In fact, needless to say, we all know how important the house is in everyone's mind, even if it is said to be "the lifeblood", of course, there is no room for any mistake, and if the house is next to the heaped-up mountains, it is very likely that natural disasters such as soil erosion, mountain collapse and mudslides will cause safety hazards to the house, or even directly destroy it. If it is sunny and afraid of flying dust, it will make the house a mess. It also has a certain impact on people's health, so if the house is next to the heaped-up mountains, people will live in fear, anxiety and trepidation no matter whether it is sunny or rainy, and once there is an accident, it will be nothing, even the family will be destroyed.

So it's terrible to say that there is a dirt mountain behind the house. It's really not a joke.

to sum up, it is not difficult for us to understand what the saying "we are afraid of chasing after the house if we are not afraid of the dung heap in front of the door" means. I must also understand the truth contained in this statement. Although it is a bit rough and tacky, if you build a house in the countryside, you really can't take it seriously.

of course, now, besides being close to the dirt mountain, there can't be a dung heap at the door. What do you think of this? Welcome to leave a comment! Disclaimer: The image source network has nothing to do with the position of this article. If it is infringing, please inform to delete it!