What do people born on the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar say?

In the past, children were born naturally, unlike now, they can be controlled. In the past, old people often said that "the first day empress has ten five senses", which means that children born on the first and fifteenth days have a good life and will enjoy happiness in the future. Be a big official or marry a big official. It should be a kind of bullshit. No one can succeed without hard work, and no one has seen it for nothing. With the development of science and technology, today's children can almost control when they want to have children, but this is obviously against the laws of nature and has no meaning. Life has its own laws of development. We are only participants, not controllers. Once we get into the wrong role, it must be ourselves who get hurt in the end.

365 days a year, every day is unique, so every child is the same. They have to go through a cycle of breastfeeding, going to school, taking exams and stepping into society. No one can escape this cycle. In the past, when I traveled to the grassland, people often joked about herders. "Why did you let a herder herd sheep?" The herder said' make money' and asked him' why make money?' Answer' marry a daughter-in-law', ask' why marry a daughter-in-law', answer' have children' and ask' why have children?' The answer to "herding sheep" is such a circle, which looks ridiculous, but aren't we? Is there really a difference?

No one can succeed casually: this is sung in the lyrics, and it is also the truest and truest. There is no such thing as luck. Don't you work hard? Just because you can't see the efforts of others, you feel that others are very lucky, and they are actually making excuses for themselves. The world is fair. Generally speaking, you must focus on one aspect and there will be less others. The reason is simple, just like you can't be in two places at the same time.

If there is God's care, then every child who comes into this world will be cared for, and no one is different. Those are excuses.