When Qian's mom talks about this, she gets all fired up. When the kids in the family are buying a house, she always insists repeatedly on this point: don't buy a house with a beam.
"Actually, from a psychological perspective, it's understandable. If there's a beam in the bedroom, visually it creates an oppressive feeling. When people are in an oppressive environment, they tend to feel depressed and irritable, and it's natural for couples to argue. But that doesn't prove the things you believe in are all correct. It's just something to selectively listen to."
"I don't care about that; I'd rather believe it! Anyway, remember what I told you, just keep saying the kids will be a girl, and when the child is born, Minglang will be at home. The first part is a reverse statement, and the latter part is like saying, 'bad luck won't come, good luck will!' "
