Reminder: This article is for reference and entertainment only, not superstitious!
Have you ever heard the old saying, "When a bird flies, the house prospers?" ”？ In folklore, the appearance of birds is often seen as an auspicious or ominous omen. So, when the saying "two birds fly into the door, you don't get rich but you add wealth" sounded, I immediately wondered, which two kinds of birds are these? And when "two birds enter the house, there is no disaster and there is difficulty", which two birds make people so taboo?
When I think of auspicious birds, the first thing that comes to mind is magpies. Every time I see a magpie, I feel as if something good is about to happen. The magpie has been an auspicious bird in our Chinese culture since ancient times, and every time it appears, it seems to bring people a message of good luck and happiness. I don't know if you believe it or not, but I'm convinced.
Once, I was walking in the park when suddenly a magpie flew up to me and chirped as if to greet me. At that moment, I felt so surprised and delighted, as if the whole world lit up. Since then, I have developed a special affection and respect for magpies.
In addition to magpies, swallows are also a bird that I like very much. Swallows also have a very beautiful meaning in traditional culture. I remember when I was a child, there was a pair of swallows nesting under the eaves of my hometown, and every year they would fly in to reproduce. At that time, I always liked to look up at their busy figures, listen to their cheerful calls, and feel that life was full of hope and beauty.
Of course, in addition to these two birds, there are many other birds that have also been given auspicious meanings. For example, the pigeon represents peace and hope, and every time I see a pigeon, I am reminded of those beautiful stories and legends about peace.
But then again, there are auspicious birds, and naturally there are unlucky birds. Owls and crows, for example, are seen as bad omen in many cultures. But in fact, I think it's just people's psychological effects. Owls may be a bit scary, but they are rat catchers and play an important role in protecting crops. As for the crows, although their calls are a bit unpleasant, they are actually one of the most intelligent birds.
Speaking of these birds, which are considered unlucky, I suddenly remembered an interesting story. Once, a friend told me that an owl suddenly flew into his house and scared him enough. But then he discovers that the owl is actually helping him catch mice, making his home cleaner and tidier. Since then, his perception of owls has changed completely.
So you see, there are actually two sides to a lot of things. We can't just label something because of some conventional ideas or prejudices. We should look at the world with a more scientific and objective attitude, and discover and appreciate the beauty and value of everything.
"Two birds fly into the door, not rich, but also rich, two birds into the house without disaster, but also difficult", to be honest, although this saying is full of superstition, it also reflects people's yearning and pursuit of a better life and awe of the unknown. I think that if you believe it, you will not believe it, and the key depends on our own mentality and choices. As long as we maintain a positive and optimistic attitude to face every challenge and opportunity in life, then we will feel great joy and happiness no matter what kind of bird flies into our door.
Finally, I would like to say that it is really important to cherish and protect every creature around us! Whether it is an auspicious bird or an unlucky bird, they are all a part of nature and have their own unique value and meaning. Let's work together to protect this beautiful home of the earth!