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  • 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

  • Some avoid east–west facing flats because people inside are said to be “hotheaded” and quarrelsome

    Some avoid east–west facing flats because people inside are said to be “hotheaded” and quarrelsome

  • Avoid house or unit numbers with the digit 4 because it sounds like “death” in Chinese

    Avoid house or unit numbers with the digit 4 because it sounds like “death” in Chinese

  • Avoid swimming during the seventh lunar month because water ghosts may drag you under

    Avoid swimming during the seventh lunar month because water ghosts may drag you under

  • Do not hang wet clothes outside at night during Hungry Ghost month or spirits may “wear” them

    Do not hang wet clothes outside at night during Hungry Ghost month or spirits may “wear” them

  • Do not sit in the front row of getai shows because those seats are “reserved” for ghosts

    Do not sit in the front row of getai shows because those seats are “reserved” for ghosts

  • 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 cut your nails at night or you will shorten your life or attract spirits

    Do not cut your nails at night or you will shorten your life or attract spirits

  • Do not point directly at the moon or your ear will be cut or scarred

    Do not point directly at the moon or your ear will be cut or scarred

  • Don’t clear the table while people are still eating, or the last diner will live a lonely life

    Don’t clear the table while people are still eating, or the last diner will live a lonely life

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