Speaking of India, we know it better. What do you call it? A country that has opened its doors? Because there are many wonderful behaviors in India that appear in everyone's sight, such as? Are there any tickets on the train? Are there acrobats in the parade? There is no toilet paper in the bathroom? Wait, all this makes people unable to understand their behavior. Of course, there are reasons for these wonderful behaviors in India. One of them is that India's economy is backward compared with other countries, which leads to India's backwardness in all aspects, including thought and life.
When it comes to India's strange behavior, it is necessary to say that India's way of killing fish is very special. According to our common sense, the way to kill fish is to put the fish on the chopping board and treat it with a knife. India also treats fish with knives, but they use fish to make knives. India says fish die of their own accord.
Sounds a little funny, like fish? Touch porcelain? The same, but this should be a habit handed down from India. But why does this habit exist?
I think one of the reasons has something to do with Indian beliefs. India is a country of faith. We know that Buddhism can't kill. They believe that all beings are equal and have the right to live. So in India, where Buddhism is the majority, killing is wrong. But people who kill fish have to live and kill fish, so they have to say that the fish hit them themselves. This is like a kind of psychological comfort, so it has gradually become a popular saying for a long time.
Another reason may be related to the relatively large number of fish in India. The fish in India are bigger, unlike the small fish we usually eat. It may be more convenient, labor-saving and easier for India to kill fish in this special way.
Although we can't understand many behaviors in India, it may be related to their traditions, lifestyles and so on. Maybe some of our behaviors are unfamiliar to them.