China myths impact daily life – don’t look back at night, no mirror near bed, bad brolly
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China myths impact daily life – don’t look back at night, no mirror near bed, bad brolly
In China, superstitions are more than just ancient beliefs, they still shape daily life. Some older Chinese believe mirrors should never face the bed, as it is thought to cause insomnia and ...