What are the taboos about raising a black cat?

The black cat comes from the legend of the ancient Egyptian god Bokeno. Its function is to allow people with resentments to worship and make offerings. If you make a wish to it, the content The more evil it is, the easier it is to achieve. In ancient India, black cats were kept in temples and could not be kept at home. If you met a black cat on the road, it meant that the person would soon encounter bad luck and was regarded as an unlucky thing.

In the West, black cats are considered unlucky animals, especially on the 13th and Friday. Meeting a black cat on Friday the 13th is even more unlucky. Black cats ward off evil spirits, but their appearance usually means something uneasy is happening. Therefore, people often associate it with disasters and evil spirits. If you see it, take 13 steps back to avoid disasters.

In traditional Chinese culture, black cats are believed to symbolize good luck. In ancient times, people believed that black cats could ward off evil spirits, keep away monsters and ghosts, and bring good luck to their owners. Therefore, wealthy families in ancient times also kept black cats, or placed black cat pendants at home to bring wealth to the family.

Actually, this is just that people take black cats for granted. Whether it is a black cat, a white cat or a yellow cat, as long as you like it, it doesn’t matter what kind of cat it is, as long as it suits your eyes best. So there is no need to worry about whether it is a mascot or an ominous thing.