It's definitely an Asian thing to look up auspicious days to move in. The bag of rice is for the kitchen which is for abundance. Turning on the fan, lights and stove is for the qi/energy. It's also to check if everything functions. The bed should be set up first because you're suppose to sleep in the house on the day you move in. Other traditions include rolling a pineapple
@@skepticalmaiden the pineapple is auspicious because the Hokkien (Chinese dialect) word for it is “ong lai” which also sounds like “prosperity has arrived”! Tonnes of Chinese customs come from homophone puns like food names that sound like positive affirmations ie. longevity, prosperity, reunion, etc
I would like to do this every time I move or do something else, what do I search up to find good days to do certain things? And is there any extra stuff I should know? -Thank you
@@sriparnasengupta2462I am Indian but was never taught anything about culture and nobody in my family or close to me has ever learned anything about our culture. My mom was adopted, and was never taught. Do you have any recommendations on where to get information if not google?
@@savi1734its really difficult to find a starting point. however, in my opinion, the best way to get familiar with a different culture is to watch shows. there are tons of shows you can watch to get familiar with the mythology. if you come across any new terms or unfamiliar references, you can always look them up! i know it will be a little heavy at first but it's the most interesting way i can think of
the bag rice is to fill ur ‘米缸’ , because chinese people believed that in order to be wealthy you need a full 米缸, you can think as the rice is money (bc asians love rice sm that they treasure them like money) and the tub you use to store the rice is the bank. So the bag of rice is to make your ‘bank’ full so you’ll be wealthy. hope this answers your question haha ☺️👍🏻
It's Hindu civilizational things rice is considered auspicious because you need gallons and f water to make it and it's the crop which demands lots of hard work , rice is resembles to Laxmi / money
@olkdks This is false. It's a myth. Saint Nick was often depicted and described as wearing a red coat before then. Edit: For those pointing it out, yes, he did wear green, brown, or tan clothing in real life. I am talking about the depiction. Cartoonists drew him in red long before Coke had a hand in it.
I think that while these things may have a mystical reason behind them, by the same token, it's nice to be kind to your mum who values these things, cares about you, and it's fine to do these tasks.
I love how different cultures have so called "superstitions" but when u think about it, its actually genius, since the people back in the old days used to listen to stuff if it was related to religion
It really is sweet seeing how culture can bring people together ^^ Wendy is clearly very happy, and doesn't mind her mom teaching her new things about their culture, even if she doesn't entirely understand it at first.
Yeah I'm Chinese and my grandfather always goes on about stuff like that. I had never heard of it until I moved out of the house and my grandfather gave me a literal list to follow? I was really confused until he explained that it's good luck. Congrats on the move ❤
From a purely foreign perspective, these all sound like good ideas for moving into a new place. You make sure you have the basics (rice and drinking water), and that all of your gas burners work on low and don't sputter with low pressure or clogged gas outlets. Also having a good place to rest after a long day of moving helps your body stay in tip top shape, so setting up your bed on the first day is a great idea.
@@benygames7399it’s just a part of their culture n it’s not harming anyone so idk why u feel the need to be negative abt it. You don’t have to personally believe it but why insult them for doing so?
@@noonebutme I’m just being honest and saying that it’s delusional to think that doing any thing will bring you luck it’s just not logical and doesn’t make any sense in reality
I'm not African or Chinese and I have kids of my own and even my kids know I fear(respect) my parents and sometimes they use that against me. 😂😂 drives me nuts. Lol
I love how you respect your mom and listen to her!❤ Edit: I hate that one person, but this is the most likes I’ve gotten. Thanks edit: YALL CALM DOWN edit: nvm keep ‘em coming 🌚
@davidwilcock4313 There are different cultures with respectfulness, acknowledge that some people have other culture,even if you are an adult you should respect your elders
@@naomi-sh7eurespect is different from doing everything they say, the great majority of the time it refers to getting advice from them, or supporting them when they get older bdcause they supported you when you were younger. It doesn't means blindly following instructions, it means being your own person, but also acknowledging that these people who you've known your entire life have more experience than you and you should take their perspective into account.
@pepesilvia429 not that big of a deal by the way ,but I meant respect and listening to your parents, I'm not saying to blindly follow instructions, it's a part of her and her family's culture bru she just didn't know that part of her culture ,she seems happy ,it doesn't make a big difference to the world if she is just showing what her mom gave her knowledge on,Wendy's mom is not forcing her to do such a little part of her culture for moving into a new house.
I'm Filipino and my mom has been doing this whenever we moved to new places. She said to always, ALWAYS make sure to bring in rice, salt and water first before any belongings. She said that the spirits of these elements would bless the new place and make sure that you always have means to bring food on the table.
oh my gosh yes i relate to this so much. it’s called feng shui and it’s like all these things you do for your house for good luck and energy flow. when me and my family moved, we had to make sure our house was in like a good location, had good numbers, etc. we sprinkled rice in the corners when we moved and we had to take down a window because it’s bad to have a window directly across the front door 😅. and everytime i want to rearrange the furniture in my room, we need to make sure that the bed is placed in a certain direction because it’s bad luck for it to be against the wall of a bathroom and other stuff like that. it’s super complicated lol and i can’t remember any of the rules
Also what’s the good number thing about? I heard it so many times from different people but I don’t know anything about it. What do I search up I would like to do this for future housing cuz I’ve had to move a lot in the past…
Shit my bed is right next to the wall of a bathroom. I don’t think it really gives bad luck but when i’m awake i do hear when somebody is on the toilet. Luckily the walls are thick enough that i don’t hear everything.
Wendy! I know you're probably not gonna see this but I was looking at your old videos, and I saw that it's your three year anniversary of wendy skin on June 16! Happy anniversary😊
Your lucky you have a mom that instructs you so strategically. I am a mother and hope my children will listen to these actions that will set in motion the best possible energetic response.
yes, as a Chinese, when my aunt was moving, my grandmother kept talking to her about those good luck dates and what she should do and she ended up with a bucket of water on her bed😂
I lived with a great friend of mine for a year. Her mother instructed us to have mandarins around the windows every one in a 3 story house. There were a few other things we did but that one stuck with me. We loved her mom because she was the best "house mom" that woukd stop by every once in a while. Love experiencing other family traditions.
I'm Chinese too! but I'm mostly all Khmer and i grew up in a Khmer/Cambodian household ХD any family members house would have those detailed wooden glossy chairs and Angkor Wat paintings in the kitchen and ofc a buddha shrine with incenses and food to feed the idol. And my uncle has a big house that he built and it's really nice lol.
Yes!! I live in a Chinese household and my parents also required us to do the same things the day we moved into our new house!! They say it’s for avoiding bad spirits staying in the house but overall I don’t see any difference. But the living experience has been great ever since we moved in so I might as well consider doing it once I get my own place.
I would like to do this every time I move or do something else, what do I search up to find good days to do certain things? And is there any extra stuff I should know? -Thank you
You wouldn't see a difference if you never failed to take the advice, you'd just enjoy whatever it is. I know spirits thought and I thought they'd like it too though. Mom is probably right somehow 😂
@@cactusjuice690I'd look at the moon phase (new moon, half moon, full moon, waxing/waning) and measure with a heart of love. Just pick with intuition and be heedful.
The water bottle theory - so we never run out of water or have enough water to consume Rice- so we never run out of food in owr new home The gas - so we always live warm and comfortable life My mom told this about it
Just southern white American. I've moved a lot all through out my life. Setting up the bed might not be a good luck thing until you have exhausted all of your energy bring your stuff inside the next day. Same can be said for the water and rice. Nothing sucks more then finally getting done unpacking and realizing that they have not turned on your water yet. Also having to find all the parts for the bed frame along with blankets and pillows. In addition to that if it was in storage or just bought they might smell a bit so it allows that dusty smell from the bed or the chemically smell from the bed disapate. Also since you have gas stove if they have been sitting dust can build up which then catches fire and can burn down a house. And again it also allows you to check to make sure the gas was turned onto your place. Also let to check if there is any issue with the gas before you bring all of your stuff over. Having repair people trying to navigate through a box maze is dangerous and can cause issue with accidently broken things. Also bottled water is awesome to have while you are going back and forth carrying boxes. It also makes it so you don't have to go through all of your kitchen boxes just to find a cup. Most superstitious things have a reasonable background to them. But people change and so does the technology and customs. Also superstitions are more likely to be remembered then someone telling you to do something. Your brain more likely to remember strange superstitions then advise. Especially when the superstition is extremely random and weird.
ok so there’s always a reason behind every superstition. and even though im not Chinese i think i get mostly why to do this. - *Turning all the fans and stove on* : when you move in it would be a good way to check that everything is in order and nothing is broken or leaking or stuff like that. - *Bringing water and rice through the front door* : I’m not really sure about this one but it might be since you’re moving into a new place it’s good to have some form of food and water from the first day. bringing rice in Chinese culture also symbolises wealth so that is also there. - *Setting up bed on the first day* : Since you’re moving in and would be sleeping there setting up the bed on the first day seems the my reasonable and after a tiring day of moving in it’s kind of like a reward to sleep in a cozy bed. again this is just my interpretation on the superstitions. 👍
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I’m filipino and my mom also does this all the time when we move! she puts jack fruit in a tub, puts it on a shelf, with other stuff like rice, and water, to give good luck, then she tests the stoves, and she says it brings good luck! :D
Chinese here, yes. I don’t even know why but we follow the rules lmao But hey, if it wasn’t even true, then well, your mother just made sure all the basics were set up for you so you don’t procrastinate (even though you really can’t lol)
Gurllllll you’re not the only one!!! I had to sprinkle rice+salt at all corners to remove bad energy (from memory i think its to remove bad energy?) anyways it was indeed a peaceful and happy stay for the whole year after doing all those😊❤
This is so true when my family moved into a new house my dad made us stay up until 12:00 am because were going to our old house to get water and it's supposed to give good luck.(btw our house wasn't sold during that time )
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It's definitely an Asian thing to look up auspicious days to move in. The bag of rice is for the kitchen which is for abundance. Turning on the fan, lights and stove is for the qi/energy. It's also to check if everything functions.
The bed should be set up first because you're suppose to sleep in the house on the day you move in.
Other traditions include rolling a pineapple
Why the pineapple?
What is qi/energy?
@@cactusjuice690qi 气 is gas/energy
@@skepticalmaiden the pineapple is auspicious because the Hokkien (Chinese dialect) word for it is “ong lai” which also sounds like “prosperity has arrived”! Tonnes of Chinese customs come from homophone puns like food names that sound like positive affirmations ie. longevity, prosperity, reunion, etc
@@MadelineShue are qi and chi the same, or are they dif?
I am not Chinese but as an Indian it is very auspicious in our culture and this brings good luck for years after u move in.Bless u
Love you.
I would like to do this every time I move or do something else, what do I search up to find good days to do certain things? And is there any extra stuff I should know?
-Thank you
@@cactusjuice690Google is not a reliable source for these rituals,ask your elders like your mother and grandmother or maybe anyone else u know.
@@sriparnasengupta2462I am Indian but was never taught anything about culture and nobody in my family or close to me has ever learned anything about our culture. My mom was adopted, and was never taught. Do you have any recommendations on where to get information if not google?
@@savi1734 If your mom doesn't know it ask your dad's relatives.
@@savi1734its really difficult to find a starting point. however, in my opinion, the best way to get familiar with a different culture is to watch shows. there are tons of shows you can watch to get familiar with the mythology.
if you come across any new terms or unfamiliar references, you can always look them up! i know it will be a little heavy at first but it's the most interesting way i can think of
I am Indian. It is with Indian Mom too. Asian are just same
India is in Asia you are also Asian?
@@im_denice.Did u just learn that...
@@asherz-XDno they r js its js a retorical question as in they probably think what the comment is dumb bc Indians are Asian
Did u not know that
@@asherz-XDthey're asking the original comment if they know that
I’m Filipino and we have a loootttttt of superstitions too. I just go with it lol. It keeps my family at ease lol
That's retarded as shit.
I usually don't like Filipino superstitions like those supernatural ones but I put a coin inside my shoes everytime I need extra good luck 😭😭
That’s dumb
@@piercemccauley7079it’s also offensive of you to say that
Same
the bag rice is to fill ur ‘米缸’ , because chinese people believed that in order to be wealthy you need a full 米缸, you can think as the rice is money (bc asians love rice sm that they treasure them like money) and the tub you use to store the rice is the bank. So the bag of rice is to make your ‘bank’ full so you’ll be wealthy. hope this answers your question haha ☺️👍🏻
Exactly right! My mom would also put a red envelope with one dollar bill inside haha
It's Hindu civilizational things rice is considered auspicious because you need gallons and f water to make it and it's the crop which demands lots of hard work , rice is resembles to Laxmi / money
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The gas companies love this tradition 🌚
You’re done😂😂😂
Who knowns might be the one who created it! Santa was never represented as white and red until coca cola did it.
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@olkdks This is false. It's a myth. Saint Nick was often depicted and described as wearing a red coat before then.
Edit: For those pointing it out, yes, he did wear green, brown, or tan clothing in real life. I am talking about the depiction. Cartoonists drew him in red long before Coke had a hand in it.
I think that while these things may have a mystical reason behind them, by the same token, it's nice to be kind to your mum who values these things, cares about you, and it's fine to do these tasks.
Always trust an asian mom 😂
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@@wendyskinn FO REAL
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@@wendyskinnyesss
Rice ✅
Water✅
Bed set up ✅
Stove works ✅
Heck of a checklist mom lol. Congrats on the new place 🎉
the most important things for a new home 🥰
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I love how different cultures have so called "superstitions" but when u think about it, its actually genius, since the people back in the old days used to listen to stuff if it was related to religion
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@@wendyskinnyou’ll defo get the best of luck mother knows best 💖
That bed is ✨✨STUNNING✨✨like girl u defo picked the right bed it’s stunning!
It really is sweet seeing how culture can bring people together ^^ Wendy is clearly very happy, and doesn't mind her mom teaching her new things about their culture, even if she doesn't entirely understand it at first.
As an Egyptian, the only thing my dad makes me do is make sure that all shoes/flip flops aren’t flipped😭
Omg as a Lebanese we do the same thing, idk if it the same meaning but we do it so the bottom of the flip flop isn’t facing up towards god
@@Urfav_editeridk why my dad does that🤦🏼♀️
@@miasturniolo12345 probably the same reason but maybe not
lol ig then its a muslim thing cuz my pakistani parents also don't let that slide for the same reason 🤣
@@youartsopretty lol
Yeah I'm Chinese and my grandfather always goes on about stuff like that. I had never heard of it until I moved out of the house and my grandfather gave me a literal list to follow? I was really confused until he explained that it's good luck. Congrats on the move ❤
From a purely foreign perspective, these all sound like good ideas for moving into a new place. You make sure you have the basics (rice and drinking water), and that all of your gas burners work on low and don't sputter with low pressure or clogged gas outlets. Also having a good place to rest after a long day of moving helps your body stay in tip top shape, so setting up your bed on the first day is a great idea.
Definitely. The probable order seems to be in order of importance as well.
right but thinking it will bring "luck" is delusional no other way around it
@@benygames7399it’s just a part of their culture n it’s not harming anyone so idk why u feel the need to be negative abt it. You don’t have to personally believe it but why insult them for doing so?
@@noonebutme I’m just being honest and saying that it’s delusional to think that doing any thing will bring you luck it’s just not logical and doesn’t make any sense in reality
@@noonebutmecall out nonsense, theres no reason culture cant be rational.
I’m an African lady and I still listen to my mom regardless 😂😂
Always
Eating in my dreams causes me stress😭
I'm not African or Chinese and I have kids of my own and even my kids know I fear(respect) my parents and sometimes they use that against me. 😂😂 drives me nuts. Lol
@@abbygale3522 😂😂
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@@Ash-eu5pf me too. I wake up sweating if I had been eating in a dream.
The bed frame looks totes adorbs!
I love how you respect your mom and listen to her!❤
Edit: I hate that one person, but this is the most likes I’ve gotten. Thanks
edit: YALL CALM DOWN
edit: nvm keep ‘em coming 🌚
she’s an adult. even if she didn’t listen to what her mom said, itwouldn’t be considered disrespectful.
@davidwilcock4313
There are different cultures with respectfulness, acknowledge that some people have other culture,even if you are an adult you should respect your elders
@@naomi-sh7eurespect is different from doing everything they say, the great majority of the time it refers to getting advice from them, or supporting them when they get older bdcause they supported you when you were younger. It doesn't means blindly following instructions, it means being your own person, but also acknowledging that these people who you've known your entire life have more experience than you and you should take their perspective into account.
@@davidwilcock4313it doesn't matter what age you are, it's still your mom and it's still disrespectful
@pepesilvia429 not that big of a deal by the way ,but I meant respect and listening to your parents, I'm not saying to blindly follow instructions, it's a part of her and her family's culture bru she just didn't know that part of her culture ,she seems happy ,it doesn't make a big difference to the world if she is just showing what her mom gave her knowledge on,Wendy's mom is not forcing her to do such a little part of her culture for moving into a new house.
That’s so cute, she just wants you to have the best luck with your new house 🥰
@@israelisreallThat doesn’t have to do anything with this 💀
@@israelisreall *israelisn'treal (completely unrelated but I js wanted to correct your username. 🥰🥰🥰 )
@@auqviixx167idc about your beliefs but technically isreal is a place on a map so technically it is real...
@@auqviixx167lmao you’re right, it’s not. Also you saying that is mind boggling considering hamas literally is made up of Palestinians.
@@israelisreallof course it's from an Israel supporter.
Chinese traditional do that when u move to a new house it will give good luck and protect us (correct me if I’m wrong)
I'm Filipino and my mom has been doing this whenever we moved to new places. She said to always, ALWAYS make sure to bring in rice, salt and water first before any belongings. She said that the spirits of these elements would bless the new place and make sure that you always have means to bring food on the table.
I love how you respect your mom so much!!💗
Jeez thanks for the likes 😁
Always ❤
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My bengali mom always says not to drop any combs or hair brushes or else we'll have guests?? So far, she's been right.
love the respect towards your mom!
oh my gosh yes i relate to this so much. it’s called feng shui and it’s like all these things you do for your house for good luck and energy flow. when me and my family moved, we had to make sure our house was in like a good location, had good numbers, etc. we sprinkled rice in the corners when we moved and we had to take down a window because it’s bad to have a window directly across the front door 😅. and everytime i want to rearrange the furniture in my room, we need to make sure that the bed is placed in a certain direction because it’s bad luck for it to be against the wall of a bathroom and other stuff like that. it’s super complicated lol and i can’t remember any of the rules
Is it superstition or true?
Also what’s the good number thing about? I heard it so many times from different people but I don’t know anything about it. What do I search up I would like to do this for future housing cuz I’ve had to move a lot in the past…
@@cactusjuice690supposedly 4 is a bad number in certain cultures so maybe it could be avoiding the number 4?
@@fern67 oh wow🙈good to know especially since that used to be my fav number
Shit my bed is right next to the wall of a bathroom. I don’t think it really gives bad luck but when i’m awake i do hear when somebody is on the toilet. Luckily the walls are thick enough that i don’t hear everything.
“It’s not luck it’s the lord”💝
Awww your so sweet, she listened no matter what for respect of the mom. I do the same and I'm Mexican American lol
Wendy! I know you're probably not gonna see this but I was looking at your old videos, and I saw that it's your three year anniversary of wendy skin on June 16! Happy anniversary😊
Omg awww! ❤
@@wendyskinnyesssss i'm so happy 4 u
Wait that’s the aniv of Wendy skin? Thats my bday! :)))))
@@OO_sunflower_OOomg ❤❤
@@OO_sunflower_OOhappy (very late) birthday!
I’m so glad you guys found a house! Your mom sounds a lot like mine haha! ❤❤
Girl, I am Chinese and that is 100% relatable.
What’s the reason behind all of this?im genuinely so curious
@@fern67I think its because of religious beliefs
@@tumamaentanga790 ohhh
We did brought rice, water, and salt on the day we moved in. It's to bring abundance in the household.
Your lucky you have a mom that instructs you so strategically. I am a mother and hope my children will listen to these actions that will set in motion the best possible energetic response.
You can just tell them the reasoning instead of making it seem lik3 they need to follow something or it's bad for them
yes, as a Chinese, when my aunt was moving, my grandmother kept talking to her about those good luck dates and what she should do and she ended up with a bucket of water on her bed😂
I lived with a great friend of mine for a year. Her mother instructed us to have mandarins around the windows every one in a 3 story house. There were a few other things we did but that one stuck with me. We loved her mom because she was the best "house mom" that woukd stop by every once in a while. Love experiencing other family traditions.
Listening to your mom is always right ❤
I'm Chinese too! but I'm mostly all Khmer and i grew up in a Khmer/Cambodian household ХD any family members house would have those detailed wooden glossy chairs and Angkor Wat paintings in the kitchen and ofc a buddha shrine with incenses and food to feed the idol. And my uncle has a big house that he built and it's really nice lol.
that's so relatable for some of Filipinos too
Not Chinese here, but I know all Moms want their daughters to be as happy as You!💞🙏🕊️
I'm an Indian and I can feel you, I mean Asian moms are the most innocent ones❤️😂
That's why God blessed humans with brains to think logically wasting stuff surely isn't related to luck.
I love that, doing everything possible to help you out ❤
Always trust your moms 😌
I need a mom like yours!
I love the respect you give to your mom
Yes!! I live in a Chinese household and my parents also required us to do the same things the day we moved into our new house!! They say it’s for avoiding bad spirits staying in the house but overall I don’t see any difference. But the living experience has been great ever since we moved in so I might as well consider doing it once I get my own place.
I would like to do this every time I move or do something else, what do I search up to find good days to do certain things? And is there any extra stuff I should know?
-Thank you
You wouldn't see a difference if you never failed to take the advice, you'd just enjoy whatever it is. I know spirits thought and I thought they'd like it too though. Mom is probably right somehow 😂
@@cactusjuice690I'd look at the moon phase (new moon, half moon, full moon, waxing/waning) and measure with a heart of love. Just pick with intuition and be heedful.
True True my mom's cousin is Chinese and we fallow her traditional
As another Chinese person, I can assure you it was the right choice to listen to your mom
Moms have superhuman instincts
My besties moms friend told her to do this when she bought her new house all i know is that they're honestly the luckiest people I know ❤
Chinses parents always believe in this all❤❤❤
That bed frame looks so pretty, where did you buy it?
Same!?
我妈也是这样的❤血脉觉醒了哈哈哈哈
That bed is luxurious ❤️😭
Your hair is flawless, always listen to those moms😂
Asian moms are the wisest moms out there 😂
Mom know what they are doing ❤
I’m not Chinese but I recently moved and inadvertently did all of this and I can say honestly that I’m having some good luck lately.
Yess so glad you listened to her ❤ always trust your moms, guys
Omg i love your bed!!!
asian mom’s know best lmao
but also you just slayed your looks
As someone with a Chinese mom, yes. Yes she is like this.
The water bottle theory - so we never run out of water or have enough water to consume
Rice- so we never run out of food in owr new home
The gas - so we always live warm and comfortable life
My mom told this about it
im chinese i dont even understand my mom never does this only thing she does is slap me with flip flops😭
Just southern white American.
I've moved a lot all through out my life. Setting up the bed might not be a good luck thing until you have exhausted all of your energy bring your stuff inside the next day. Same can be said for the water and rice.
Nothing sucks more then finally getting done unpacking and realizing that they have not turned on your water yet. Also having to find all the parts for the bed frame along with blankets and pillows. In addition to that if it was in storage or just bought they might smell a bit so it allows that dusty smell from the bed or the chemically smell from the bed disapate.
Also since you have gas stove if they have been sitting dust can build up which then catches fire and can burn down a house. And again it also allows you to check to make sure the gas was turned onto your place. Also let to check if there is any issue with the gas before you bring all of your stuff over.
Having repair people trying to navigate through a box maze is dangerous and can cause issue with accidently broken things.
Also bottled water is awesome to have while you are going back and forth carrying boxes. It also makes it so you don't have to go through all of your kitchen boxes just to find a cup.
Most superstitious things have a reasonable background to them. But people change and so does the technology and customs.
Also superstitions are more likely to be remembered then someone telling you to do something.
Your brain more likely to remember strange superstitions then advise. Especially when the superstition is extremely random and weird.
ok so there’s always a reason behind every superstition. and even though im not Chinese i think i get mostly why to do this.
- *Turning all the fans and stove on* : when you move in it would be a good way to check that everything is in order and nothing is broken or leaking or stuff like that.
- *Bringing water and rice through the front door* : I’m not really sure about this one but it might be since you’re moving into a new place it’s good to have some form of food and water from the first day.
bringing rice in Chinese culture also symbolises wealth so that is also there.
- *Setting up bed on the first day* : Since you’re moving in and would be sleeping there setting up the bed on the first day seems the my reasonable and after a tiring day of moving in it’s kind of like a reward to sleep in a cozy bed.
again this is just my interpretation on the superstitions. 👍
Well its nice to see you got a cake to celebrate.
That’s crazy
LMFAOOOO HOW DID NO ONE SAY ANYTHING ABT THIS COMMENT
you gyat me on that one
GYATT
Omfg
I am a mature person…but GYAAAATTT (I am so sorry, love u Wendy 😭❤❤)
Yessss. I understand and I am Chinese. And what you said is right😊
I always listen to the Chinese calendar LMAO
In India we boil some milk in a saucepan in the new house and if it spills then the new house will be lucky 😂
girl you are so gorgeous when i’m older i wanna look as pretty as youuuu 😭 🫶
I'm sorry but do you really think she's pretty? 😅
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that bed frame is so pretty
Mama always knows best!
I’m filipino and my mom also does this all the time when we move! she puts jack fruit in a tub, puts it on a shelf, with other stuff like rice, and water, to give good luck, then she tests the stoves, and she says it brings good luck! :D
Im African😂😂😂
so no, I have no clue what you are saying,but it doesn't matter
You're so pretty 😍
I don’t know the Chinese culture, but I’m glad you listened to your mom
Whereeee is that bed from maam I love it
Girly ur not alone I’m also Chinese
Clearing the old energy out .. and bringing in new with the rice and water ❤
I'm not chinese but I am Vietnamese and boy I get almost the same struggle
Mom instincts are always right!! I don’t know why but for some reason she is always right😂😂 I’m Chinese American
I understand everything as this is what we do when we move 😊
Me too I’m also Chinese
She is also pretty strict
I am. 🙋🏻♀️ rice is a good sign.
Iam Chinese I relate ❤❤❤❤l love ur vids😊
Chinese here, yes. I don’t even know why but we follow the rules lmao
But hey, if it wasn’t even true, then well, your mother just made sure all the basics were set up for you so you don’t procrastinate (even though you really can’t lol)
Your mom is absolutely right! All the things she was telling you to do. My mom did the same thing as well 😅
It’s weird that it’s just common to wear underwear as regular clothing!
I love your channel
I am Chinese and according to my parents that is the best way to give you the best luck so listen to your mom and be a good daughter
Gurllllll you’re not the only one!!! I had to sprinkle rice+salt at all corners to remove bad energy (from memory i think its to remove bad energy?) anyways it was indeed a peaceful and happy stay for the whole year after doing all those😊❤
Y'all bout to blow up
That bed slays❤😂
The bed is amazing 🎀
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As an lndian (state:kerela)we boil milk and let it overflow 😊
That house is soooo cuteeee
This is so true when my family moved into a new house my dad made us stay up until 12:00 am because were going to our old house to get water and it's supposed to give good luck.(btw our house wasn't sold during that time )
hmm As an asian Were muslims tho Sooo we dont do that luck comes from god❤