Planting pepper trees in the yard is unlucky.
Whether it is the south or the north, in many areas there is a saying that pepper trees should not be planted in the yard. People believe that planting pepper trees in the yard is unlucky because there are many sharp thorns on the pepper trees. Planting them in the yard will affect family relationships and may bring bad luck.
The Zanthoxylum bungeanum tree is a thorny plant. If it is cultivated in the courtyard, it is very unfavorable from a Feng Shui perspective. The thorny plant will affect the harmony of family relationships and lead to all kinds of quarrels and disputes. , if the family relationship is not harmonious, the fortune of the entire family will naturally be affected to a certain extent, so people are very taboo about it.
Many such things have happened among the people. After cultivating Zanthoxylum bungeanum trees at home, they will suffer a series of disasters. However, after cutting down the Zanthoxylum bungeanum tree, this phenomenon becomes obvious. Gone. Therefore, the Zanthoxylum bungeanum tree is a symbol of disaster in people's eyes and is very unlucky. It is not recommended to maintain it in the courtyard.
Zanthoxylum bungeanum plant culture:
The name Zanthoxylum bungeanum is first recorded in the Book of Songs. The Book of Songs is a collection of folk poetry from the Western Zhou Dynasty, which shows that the Chinese people had utilized Zanthoxylum bungeanum more than 2,000 to 3,000 years ago. Ancient people believed that the aroma of Zanthoxylum bungeanum could ward off evil spirits. In the palaces of some dynasties, Zanthoxylum bungeanum was soaked into paint to paste the walls. This kind of house was called Jiao Fang, which was used for palace ladies to live in.
Later, the Jiao Fang was used as a metaphor for palace maids and concubines. The "Collected Works of Cao Cao" chapter "Pretend to Suggest Suggestions to Conquer the Empress" and Chapter 16 of "Dream of Red Mansions" have "On the second and sixth day of every month, the Jiao Fang family members are guaranteed to be here" The sentence "please wait for me when you enter the palace" is enough to prove it.
It is likely to take advantage of its highly effective insect-proof effect. At the same time, it also carries the feudal superstitious idea of ??"multiplication and prosperity" and having many children and grandchildren. The tomb of Liu Sheng, the king of Zhongshan in the Han Dynasty, was excavated in Mancheng County, Hebei Province ( 113 BC), there are well-preserved Zanthoxylum bungeanum.
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