No one enters the temple. It's okay for two people not to watch. Three people don't hold trees. Sit alone, don't lean against the fence.

* * * * * We have it here, too. The old man didn't explain it clearly, and it was different. My understanding is: (Don't say if you don't like it. )

A person who doesn't enter the temple said: a person is lonely in the temple and has no one to accompany him. It is said that people need friendship and friends, which is group!

If two people don't look at the well, what they say is: If two people don't look at the well, they must first believe that it may be the original! Add the last sentence and you will understand! It's about the sinister heart. If two people have a holiday and hate each other, they may be killed at a glance at the well, which shows the truth of separation between people and the ugliness and distrust of human nature!

Three people don't hold the tree. What they say is: Three people hold the tree, and three people must suddenly see it. What happens here is often inexplicable!

Sit alone, don't lean against the fence: sitting alone, seeing far, is easy to think a lot; There may also be unknown dangers!

* * * * * * Others also understand that:

Don't go into the temple when you are alone. Since it is an ancient temple, there should be some precious cultural relics in it. If you enter the ancient temple alone, in case there are cultural relics damaged or lost in the temple, this person is the most suspected. To avoid suspicion.

If two people are together, don't look at the well. Because they are in a deserted place, one of them is likely to be pushed down by another malicious person. So if you want to see the well together, you must first determine each other's sincerity and trust.

In fact, three people can't lift a tree without holding it. If three people carry a tree, someone will be suspected of being lazy.