Life is like autumn leaves—quietly beautiful, yet fleeting. Some simple wisdom, if remembered, can save us from unnecessary troubles.
As we age, let go of vanity. Whether you say forty or forty-one, what matters is a calm heart. Never argue at dawn; peace in the morning brings blessings through the day. Avoid careless acts in public spaces—dignity is a quiet shield. Let go of old shoes and old burdens alike; they only weigh you down. Being a bridesmaid more than three times may drain your own luck in love. When buying shoes, also pick a pair of pants—it’s a playful wish for prosperity. Even with close friends, never pat them on the shoulder; respect keeps bonds strong. Never bring home a statue of unknown origin—it may carry unseen troubles. Do not hang laundry late at night; the noise and shadows may invite misunderstandings. Finally, never lend your home as a wedding venue, even to friends—it often leads to confusion and regret.
These are not superstitions, but the quiet wisdom of those who walked before us. Listen well, and walk through life with grace.