Is it easy for four or five-year-old children to see things they shouldn't?

It is often said by the older generation that children can easily see things they shouldn't see with their eyes open. But judging from the children around me, I haven't seen the four or five-year-old child say that he saw something he shouldn't have seen.

When I was young, I used to hear some children say that they could see things that others couldn't. Now I seldom hear children say such things that make adults feel terrible. At one time, my children always pointed to a circular wire hole in the wall. I thought the child saw something. Why does he always look at that place? It's a wire with a magnetic field. Is there something unclean or something?

Anyway, it was all kinds of fantasies. Later, my husband sealed the place with something. At first, the children wanted to watch it, but after a while, they stopped watching it. Now that I think about it, maybe I think too much. Because my child is particularly interested in some spherical things, he may just care about seeing the circle on the wall.

When we were young, our elders always told us some supernatural things intentionally or unintentionally. I think that's why some children of several years old can always fantasize about seeing things they shouldn't. Nowadays, many parents are highly educated and believe in science, and seldom tell their children those pseudo-scientific things. So children nowadays rarely see things they shouldn't.

In addition, many houses used to be close to the cemetery. Or those cemeteries, many of which are not far behind their own houses. It is also possible that there are some unclean things that some children of several years old can really see. Now with the development of urbanization, many people live in reinforced concrete buildings. The higher the floor, the less grounded it is, and there are fewer things that may be unclean, so it is rarely seen.

Moreover, in the past, many children were free-range. Sometimes I don't go home after dark. Generally speaking, at night, the yin is heavy, and some children will see something they shouldn't see. Now, most children are kept at home. Even if my niece was born in the countryside, her grandmother usually won't let her go out after dark. So, it's hard to see what you shouldn't see.

Finally, children living in cities seldom see what they shouldn't see. Some people say that it is because the city lights scare away those ghosts. In rural areas, because many families are used to going to bed early, it will be dark when it gets dark. If children walk at night, it is easy to have the illusion of seeing things that don't exist because they are afraid of the wind blowing trees.

As the saying goes, if you believe, you will have it. Those things that shouldn't be seen are all born of human heart. As for whether the children really saw it, only they know.