Is it really bad to eat snakes? Will it bring bad luck to people?

Guangfu people have a long history of eating snakes. Shan Hai Jing, a geography book mentioned in Historical Records, records in the chapter of Hainan South Jing that southerners can avoid "the pain of their hearts" by eating Bashu, so as to drive away diseases and hunger. More than 2,000 years ago, Liu An's Huai Nan Zi in the Han Dynasty wrote: "The Vietnamese people got a viper (pronounced" South Snake ") and thought that China (referring to the north and Henan and Shaanxi areas) was useless to eat."

Northerners don't eat snakes. First, they think snakes are filthy and eating them is a shame. Another idea is that snakes are spiritual and will attack people with mountain torrents and mudslides, so avoiding them will not cause harm.

It doesn't seem to have much to do with "bad luck", but someone will still pay attention. For example, snakes under the table were not eaten in the past. Reason: It may be an ancestor or a god. This may be the root of your problem.

In addition, some sayings also point out that hibernating snakes can't eat, which is too harmful to the harmony between heaven and earth (probably because snakes sleep well and don't disturb their sleep, so it is immoral to kill and eat)