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  • Pregnant women should avoid funerals to protect the unborn child from negative energy or spirits

    Pregnant women should avoid funerals to protect the unborn child from negative energy or spirits

  • White, black, and blue are avoided in wedding gifts and attire because they are funeral colours

    White, black, and blue are avoided in wedding gifts and attire because they are funeral colours

  • Red packets should contain auspicious amounts and avoid the number 4 in the total

    Red packets should contain auspicious amounts and avoid the number 4 in the total

  • Do not give shoes as gifts because it sounds like sending someone away or inviting them to walk out of your life

    Do not give shoes as gifts because it sounds like sending someone away or inviting them to walk out of your life

  • Do not give clocks as gifts because “giving a clock” sounds like attending a funeral in Chinese

    Do not give clocks as gifts because “giving a clock” sounds like attending a funeral in Chinese

  • Do not whistle, sing loudly, or stay out too late at night during Hungry Ghost month or spirits will follow you

    Do not whistle, sing loudly, or stay out too late at night during Hungry Ghost month or spirits will follow you

  • Do not pick up random objects or money from the street during Hungry Ghost month or you may bring a ghost home

    Do not pick up random objects or money from the street during Hungry Ghost month or you may bring a ghost home

  • Breaking a mirror means seven years of bad luck

    Breaking a mirror means seven years of bad luck

  • Never cut down a holly tree, or witches will enter your home

    Never cut down a holly tree, or witches will enter your home

  • If you sneeze when leaving for an important task, it is a bad omen and you should pause before proceeding

    If you sneeze when leaving for an important task, it is a bad omen and you should pause before proceeding

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