千百年来,无人不知道运气非常重要,都希望能尽可能地招来好运。例如西方的“敲敲木头”习俗,即出于古代宗教仪式,旨在向树神求助。直到今天,即使我们已经不拜树神了,仍然有人这么做。我们为什么还要将这样的迷信一代一代传下去?答案就在“运气”二字。 For thousands of years, no one does not know luck is very important, all hope to bring good luck as much as possible. For example, the Western “knock on the wood” custom, that is out of ancient religious rituals, designed to seek help from the tree god. Until today, even if we are not worshiped, some still do. Why should we pass on such superstitions from generation to generation? The answer lies in the word “luck.”