Example of 101 American folk superstitions

Author: Colis
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Did you know? Americans also have quirky and bizarre behaviors. Why do Americans believe that crossing fingers brings good luck, and why do they compete over "wishbones"? This hilarious and funny comic book, "101 Examples of American Folk Beliefs Explained," tells you the everyday joys and sorrows of ordinary Americans in a unique way! Analyze American folk beliefs to help you better understand American society and customs! This book is divided into 9 chapters by theme—"Body Language," "Love and Marriage," "Pros and Cons of Food," "The World of Numbers," "Beware!" "Good Luck Galore," "Winning and Losing," "Special Days," and "Others." When explaining each American folk belief, it not only provides bilingual explanations (Chinese and English) to help you understand thoroughly, but also includes brilliant comics that make you laugh heartily. Additionally, real-life examples are provided to give you a genuine English-language situational experience—of course, you will also find the help you need in the timely brackets.