Why do old people often say not to hang clothes in the moonlight?

Generally speaking, old people often say not to hang clothes in the moonlight. One is superstition, and the other is fear that clothes will be wet by dew. When I was a child, I often heard my grandparents say not to hang clothes at night or in the moonlight, especially in rural areas. When I was young, I used to hear old people say intermittently why they didn't hang clothes in the moonlight. Now that I have grown up and know more things, I can naturally understand some truth.

First of all, on the one hand, it is because of superstition. When you were young, did an adult tell you not to play alone under the bamboo at night, especially when there was moonlight? I don't know if you have heard of it, but I grew up listening to it. The reason why it is better to hang clothes in the moonlight or not to play in the bamboo forest when there is moonlight is because the old people think that it will catch some unclean things. And we are all superstitious that some unclean things often appear at night.

Why China people worship superstitions has much to do with ancient times. Many times, we can only use superstition to explain things that science can't explain, especially when the productivity level in ancient times was relatively low and the scientific level was even lower, so people tend to be superstitious, and this is also the case today.

Let's talk about another reason why old people often say not to hang clothes in the moonlight. As we all know, there will be dew at night and dew in the morning. Today, my mother always lets us put the clothes in the house in time, just for fear that the dew will wet the clothes. Another reason is not to hang clothes in the moonlight. If you hang clothes in the moonlight, there is a good chance that your clothes will not dry, but they will also be wet. In that case, what's the point of hanging clothes? It didn't come for nothing.