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Eating Fish

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Eating fish = There are many superstitions that fish brings when it is turned over and eaten. When eating fish, you are advised not to flip over a fish to de bone it once the top half has been eaten. According to Chinese superstition, turning over the fish means bad luck and that a ship or boat would capsize if a fish was flipped over. Chinese people usually just separate the lower half of the fish from the skeleton without turning it over.


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