Try this slogan as much as you can.

You say this because you shouldn't try something that doesn't belong to you. You would rather try someone else's coffin than wear someone else's shoes. Although it doesn't make any sense at first glance, it actually contains some truth.

Like the first half? Do you want to try the coffin? In other words, I would rather try someone else's coffin. In ancient times, many people, whether rich or visionary, would knock off their coffins early, and they usually used good materials and wood, so they usually attracted the envy of many people, and some people wanted to lie down and have a try. And then what? Coffin? And then what? Official wealth? Homophonic, what do many people think the coffin stands for? Promotion and wealth? So many people want to try a good coffin when they see it.

But? Don't wear other people's shoes? Just don't wear other people's shoes casually, because the previous production level was very low. Many people cherish shoes and generally don't lend them to others, but if someone insists on trying them on, many people won't say no. But everyone's feet are different, so wearing other people's shoes may wear out. This is the first reason. Another reason is that some people have beriberi and other health problems, which are contagious. If you try on other people's shoes casually, you may unconsciously get beriberi, which will affect your health. So you'd better not try on other people's shoes, for the sake of face and health.

Sometimes the words handed down by the people seem unreasonable, but when we think about it carefully, we find that these are all summed up by our ancestors with their life experiences and their own abilities, just to warn us.