1. Respect and understanding: Respect parents' beliefs and values, and try to understand why they have such superstitious ideas. Knowing their background, culture and life experience may help to communicate with them better and understand their views.
2. Express your views gently: communicate frankly with your parents, express your different views on superstition, and try to discuss them in a moderate and rational way. Avoid heated debates and focus on expressing your own positions and opinions.
3. Provide scientific knowledge and information: Find relevant scientific knowledge and information to explain the truth of superstition, and then share this information with parents. Using scientific and reasonable arguments to support their own views may help them better understand.
4. Guide thinking and provide alternative beliefs: Help parents gradually change or relax their views by guiding them to think and question their superstitions. Providing some alternative reasonable beliefs or worldviews can help them get rid of superstition gradually.
5. Seek professional help: If parents' superstitious ideas have seriously affected their lives and interpersonal relationships, or they show strong stubbornness and refuse to accept and change their views, they may need to seek professional psychological counseling or family counseling to get more in-depth and professional help.
Most importantly, communication with parents should be based on respect, understanding and love, and seek balance and reconciliation between the two sides. Respect their views, provide information and support as much as possible, and help them look at problems more rationally and scientifically.