No matter which country you are in, there are some taboos regarding giving gifts, especially in the Chinese society. As long as there are related homophonic items, you should try to avoid them. The well-known host Yu Meiren recently hosted the show “I Ask You Are You Normal” Discussing the taboos of giving gifts, talking regarding her friend Zhen Ni revealing that her husband Fu Sheng had received an expensive gift, but unexpectedly died two days later, Yu Meiren said, “Actually, the Chinese are very taboo to give this.”
Yu Meiren revealed in a recent program that the expensive gift that Fu Sheng received back then was a black standing clock. He felt very uncomfortable when he received it, and Chinese people are actually very taboo regarding “giving clocks” because It has a homonym of “delivery to the end”. Unexpectedly, he died in a car accident 2 days following receiving it. He was 28 years old, quite young.
However, Yu Meiren also said that in fact, there is a way to crack it if you want to send a clock. She gave an example that a friend received a Hermès clock before, and because she was reluctant to throw it away, she was suggested to put it in the toilet for a month following asking, which symbolizes “beginning ( Shit) has an end (bell)” and thus was deciphered.
In fact, back then Fu Sheng and his elder brother shared a white Porsche, and the elder brother was responsible for driving the car to the location for the shooting. Unexpectedly, when they were regarding to turn a corner, the car suddenly lost control and crashed into the side of the mountain, causing serious damage to the front of the car and overturning of the body. Fu Sheng was hit by the audio equipment in the car and broke his ribs, causing his ribs to penetrate into his heart and died. His brother was also injured but his life was not seriously affected. After the incident, it was a big blow to Jenny, who was still quite young at the time, and lost her husband at a young age, but she finally gave birth to their daughter with sperm freezing technology and raised her daughter alone.
★ “China Times News Network” reminds you: folk beliefs are for reference only, please do not be overly superstitious!
