There has always been a saying among the people that if the nephew of the first month gets a haircut, it will be bad for the uncle.
Therefore, every year during the Spring Festival, there will be a lot of nephews holding scissors to find their uncle to press the New Year's money, and if the uncle gives less, he will take out the scissors and make a move to cut his hair.
The joke is amusing, but I didn't expect a nephew's haircut in the first month of the year to really get a lawsuit.
Also during the Spring Festival, Liu had a few quarrels with his uncle because of his hairstyle, and the young man was young and vigorous, and he ran out to find that a barber shop was open, so he cut his hair in a fit of anger.
Some things are just such a coincidence, Liu's uncle drank a little wine that day, and died in a car accident on the way home.
The grief of losing her husband made her aunt lose her mind, she firmly believed that it was because of Liu's haircut that caused this tragedy, knowing that the haircut in the first month was not good for her uncle, and she went to get a haircut, he deliberately wanted to harm her husband.
My aunt first called the police and wanted to investigate Liu's criminal responsibility, but when I heard my aunt's reason, Liu's haircut in the first month caused her husband to die, so it was naturally impossible to file a case.
So the angry aunt sued Liu in court and proposed 1 million in compensation.
After reviewing the materials, the court rejected the aunt's claim, believing that this was a traffic accident caused by drunk driving and had nothing to do with Liu's haircut.
The court's final word ended the farce, but the relationship between Liu and his uncle's family fell into a deep rift that could no longer be repaired.
When folk theory conflicts with science, which side should we follow?
This is actually a difficult choice, and the elders of the family are generally very convinced of some of the claims handed down by the older generation, and if we insist on believing in science, we will inevitably clash with them.
Just like this case, if Liu didn't get a haircut that day, then his uncle's death was an accident and had nothing to do with him.
What do you think of this?