It means that poor people like to move, rich people like to move graves, and those with average family conditions always like to move their doors here and there.
The poor may move because they have more creditors and have to move frequently to avoid debts. Another saying is that the poor cannot survive in this place, so they must consider whether the surrounding environment is suitable for them. , if it is not suitable, it is better to move as soon as possible and find a place that suits you, so that you can change the current situation of poverty.
The rich like to move graves, mainly because most of them are businessmen. Businessmen attach great importance to Feng Shui. On the one hand, moving graves is to comply with Feng Shui, so that their ancestors can protect them and earn more. money. On the other hand, making money to build the tombs of ancestors also lets fellow villagers know that they are making money outside, which means they are returning to their hometown in glory.
It is very interesting to move the door if you are not poor but not rich. First of all, people with average financial status will not move easily because they think it is not cost-effective. However, they are not satisfied with the current economic situation and always want to earn more money, so they think that the feng shui of their home may not be very good, so they try to change the feng shui pattern of their home by moving the door, so as to make themselves better. rich.
Taboos on moving ancestral graves during Qingming Festival
First, it is taboo to see bad water. Seeing bad water is also called a soft cone. The soft cone rushes towards the back of the deceased, which is detrimental to the fortune of the descendants. .
Second, it is taboo to see stones. If you see a hard stone, it is called a hard cone, or a yak land. The ancestors are buried in such tombs and the descendants are poor and hard.
Third, it is taboo to see ants. Seeing ants is called living cones. Ants will eat the flesh and bones of the deceased, causing adverse effects on future generations.
Fourth, it is taboo to place the coffin on top of the coffin. The coffin on top of the coffin is called a death cone. Such a tomb is more harmful to the deceased and will in turn affect the fortune of the descendants.
Fifth, cold wind caves are taboo. The way to judge the cold wind cave is to point a burning candle at the east entrance (hole entrance). If the flame does not swing left and right, it means there is no wind. If the candle goes out or the flame swings left and right, it is a cold wind cave, and this place is not suitable for moving the remains of the deceased.