Why do you avoid funerals, throwing things or exchanging gifts on your way to the wedding?

This is a superstitious statement, which is unreliable and has no scientific basis. ?

For example: marriage taboo? If young men and women want to get married, they must see whether Mr. Life can get married or not. For example, the zodiac signs are not suitable for intermarriage, that is, "white horses are afraid of green cows", "pigs don't reach their heads" and "Long Hudou shrimp turtles". There are also mutual influences, such as "red snakes and white monkeys are full of red eyes and live a long life", "green rabbits and yellow dogs have existed since ancient times, and wealth catches Beidou", which is suitable for intermarriage. A difference of six years between men and women is called "six reds", which is not suitable for intermarriage. Don't meet a funeral on the way to the wedding. If we meet and need to throw objects or exchange gifts, both parties will bring good luck.

Dietary taboos? You can't use dog meat for banquets or banquets. Because dog meat means unclean things, it is disrespectful to eat dog meat. You can't buckle the bowl after a meal, because patients often buckle the bowl upside down on the table after taking the medicine, indicating that they will no longer get sick and take medicine in the future. You can't smash your rice bowl with chopsticks. Beggars often tap bowls with chopsticks to beg for alms, which means bad luck.

Holiday taboos? ? You can't turn off the lights on New Year's Eve until dawn, which means the continuation of human life. You can skip the New Year's Eve dinner, but you can't eat it all. You should save some for the first day of the first year (next year), which means "there is still more than one year." You can't work and go out on the first day of the new year, otherwise the whole year will be considered a hard year. You can't use scissors and needles either, so don't operate the knife or kill anything. Don't eat porridge, or you will be considered sick and have diarrhea all the year round. From the first day of the first month to the fifteenth day of the first month, you can't farm in the fields, otherwise you will offend the gods and do things all year round. On the solstice of winter, couples can't spend the night at their parents' house, for fear that "parents stay one more winter and their husbands lose their jobs"