As the old saying goes, one person doesn't enter the temple, two people don't look at the well, and three people don't hold the tree. What's the point?

As the saying goes: one person does not enter the temple, two people do not look at the well, and three people do not hold the tree.

Looking at this sentence, people are really puzzled: Is it related to the number of people working in temples, wells and trees? This is not a group tour!

Don't say, it really matters. In fact, it only tests human nature.

No one is allowed to enter the temple.

When it comes to temples, most people think of the kindness of monks. It seems that at any time, monks are very credible. Because they are free from the world of mortals and pay attention to saving the world.

Then, why is there such a saying that "one person does not enter the temple"? What I'm talking about is actually a "security" issue.

As far as temples are concerned, the safety of precious vessels is considered.

Generally speaking, there are many precious utensils in temples. In some temples, even Buddha statues are given golden bodies; Even if it is a temple with poor conditions, whoever visits it will make do with small dishes and bowls.

In ancient temples, there are no monitoring facilities. In case someone goes in, not only the Buddha statue hangs in the temple, but also the plates and bowls smeared with sesame oil are taken away.

So, if the temple doesn't sue this person, who will?

More tragically, it is possible that this person really didn't take it. But at this time, who can tell? So, for the safety of things in the temple, don't go in alone.

Otherwise, outsiders really can't tell what's missing inside.

As far as tourists are concerned, pay attention to their own safety.

Are the monks in the temple necessarily merciful people who do not seek worldly affairs or money? This is really not necessarily.

In contrast, many people have seen Water Margin. Among them are monks mixed with female pilgrims. And this is only the initial stage.

In the past, some black-hearted temples engaged in buying and selling people's lives under the guise of saving the world.

After many single women entered the temple, they didn't even have a hair left by their families, so they went to into thin air. And these temples with their backs to the "Buddha" escaped the search so easily.

Besides, do you think temples are only for single women? Then you are really wrong. Those single men who have money at first sight are also the targets of some black-hearted temple fairs.

Because this kind of tourist moves alone, his family can't even find a foothold. After all, who would have thought that those wicked people would dare to do such a bad thing under the eyes of the Bodhisattva?

Therefore, a person who does not enter the temple actually considers his own safety from both the temple and the individual.

They don't look at wells.

The Journey to the West is one of the most popular TV series in history. Every winter and summer vacation, many stations will play the 86 version of Journey to the West in a loop.

There is a plot in it, which goes like this: a Taoist lied to the king of the infinite country that there was a hole in the ground. The king, without heart, believed. When he looked over, there was a "splash" and people were gone.

If I hadn't met the Tang Priest's team, King Promise might have become China's version of "Zhen Zi".

It can be seen that it is very risky for two people to look at the well.

In case another person has evil thoughts, then the people at the well will be miserable; But if the person by the well falls into the well by himself, then the person standing by can't tell.

After all, with regard to such an example, Empress Dowager Cixi used the example of Zhen Fei to tell future generations that the scenery by the well is "beautiful", but outsiders should carefully consider who to look at. If you can't find the right person to look at the well, you are "from Zhen Jing"!

Three people don't hold trees.

When talking about military training, the instructor told him to "count off", but the students who heard the password leaned aside and hugged the tree. This joke sounded funny at the time, but when combined with common sayings, it made people feel cold behind it.

If three people are carrying a tree, then the person in the middle must be the most dangerous. After all, as soon as the people on both sides let go, the person in the middle died and was disabled.

In other words, three people are holding a big tree. If the other two people have bad ideas, the middle person is likely to be tied to the tree. At this time, this person doesn't even have room to struggle.

Needless to say, what our ancestors left behind is not completely superstitious. Some proverbs and proverbs actually reveal the good and evil of human nature.

Just like the old saying above, in fact, it wants to express not only the purpose of what a few people do, but also the original intention of telling everyone that there is no need to harm people and prevent them.

Or think about Tang Priest. The Tang Priest's father did not underestimate the sinister nature of human nature, which not only led to his own death, but also left his wife and children in a desperate situation.

If it weren't for the reincarnation of Tang Priest, his father's grievances might not have been exposed! Therefore, being a man should be conscientious and keep the bottom line, which is the foundation of being a man.