In the past, especially in some rural areas, the local elderly know a lot of sayings, these although there is no scientific explanation, but they are generation after generation summarized experience. Until now, there are a lot of elderly people who often say to their descendants: ? The first thing you need to do is to get rid of all the bugs in your head, and then you'll be able to get rid of them. What exactly does this sentence mean?

? ? 01: July bee August snake.

In the past, farmers were mainly based on the lunar calendar, because July and August and September were counted according to the lunar calendar. By July, the bees in the hive have basically finished reproducing and grown up, nurtured by the weather. So the bees at this time of year are numerous and deadly, and if you're not careful, you'll be surrounded by them.

And in August, the weather starts to heat up, and at night it gets cooler, so the snakes that have been hibernating for the whole season start to come out, and although the snakes don't usually take the initiative to attack people, it's hard to tell if you accidentally messed with them.

02: September eels can't be messed with.

I believe that in the south of the region, especially in the summer, many people have eaten eel! Because in September, basically it is the eel's massive reproduction period, there is an old Chinese saying: ? The mother is just as strong as the mother. The mother eel is the same, in order to protect their children, so it will become aggressive, and they are very sensitive, so it is not good to deal with. Therefore, many people who go to catch eels, accidentally bitten, or very dangerous.

In fact, it is not that this and these few months to become so, just said a probability of the problem. Because the number of them has increased in these months, so the danger will increase, but, no matter what, everything is still to be more careful, after all, these who can not say! And these are all left behind by the old ancestors, we still? would rather believe it than not? Put.