How do you explain that men ride big horses and women keep big numbers?

The first half of this proverb "riding a big horse on March 38" means that a boy was born on March 8, and his fate is good. He is destined to be an official and ride a horse all his life, because the ancients thought that the eighth day of March was the harvest day of the year, and people born on this day were also lucky and would bring good luck to their families, which is also the source of this proverb.

Each of us has our own birthday, that is to say, all the time corresponds to the time of birth. In ancient times, it was generally believed that a person's fate had a lot to do with his date of birth, because there was a theory of reincarnation in ancient times, and the date of birth represented his life. Therefore, the ancients also believed that this birth theory can not only predict the fate of a person's life, but also look at the birth dates of both parties in marriage mate selection. There is a saying about the theory of birthdays that "men ride big horses for 38, and women keep big widows for 38."