Old people often say: people can't live in sedan chairs. What do you mean by carrying a sedan chair?

The whole sentence is "Living in a sedan chair is always a disaster". The literal meaning of this proverb is: living in a sedan chair, that is, a house with the word "I" structure, this family will often encounter disasters and get into trouble.

For the "sedan chair room", the old people in the village think it is unlucky, because visually it is like carrying a coffin. And once the cold wind blows, nave has no shelter, but the wind will oppress the houses on both sides, which means it is not good.

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There is a similar saying: the door is too big, and the family is defeated.

The literal meaning of this proverb is: the doors of houses are generally luxurious, but they can't be higher than the halls, otherwise the family will be ruined.

The front door of the house is the face of the family, but we can't put the cart before the horse, because in the past, the hall was the place where our ancestors were placed, and it was the most important place in a house, so the front door naturally could not be higher than our ancestors. This design conforms to China's ethical relationship and embodies the virtue of "respecting the elderly", so this emphasis is very important. After all, no one wants the harmonious atmosphere of the family to be broken.