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人的忌讳心理从古就有。中国人受传统文化的影响,这种忌讳心理更是表现在生活中的方方面面,诸如婚丧嫁娶、修桥盖屋等等。 比如许多中国人认为,3、6、9是吉利的数字;8与“发”谐音,象征发财;4与“死”、7与“气”同音,是不吉利的数字。另外自古还流传着“七十三,八十四,阎王不叫自己去”的说法。 欧洲和北美人对数字也有忌讳心理,他们认为13和星期五是不吉利的,因为圣经上讲,是第13个弟子出卖了耶稣,而星期五则是天主教徒仪式最低沉的日子,且耶稣也是在星期五被钉上十字架的。英国人则认为14这个数字不吉利,意味着十事九不成。
Men’s taboo psychology has always existed. Chinese people are influenced by traditional culture. This kind of taboo psychology is manifested in all aspects of life, such as weddings and funerals, bridging houses and so on. For example, many Chinese believe that 3, 6 and 9 are auspicious numbers; 8 and “fat” homophonic symbolize wealth; 4 and “death” 7 and “qi” are unlucky numbers. In addition, since ancient times it also spread the “seventy-three, eighty-four, Yama do not call themselves” argument. Europeans and North Americans are also taboo to figures, thinking that 13th and Friday are inauspicious, because in the Bible, the thirteenth disciple betrays Jesus and Friday is the lowest day of the Catholic ritual, and Jesus is at Friday was crucified. The British consider the number 14 to be inauspicious, which means that nine can not be achieved.