在中国古代，父母会给孩子起贱名或不雅的绰号，例如‘狗’或‘猪’。这种习俗被认为可以避邪并确保孩子的健康，尤其是在医疗条件有限、寿命较短的时期。这种做法反映了一种根深蒂固的信念，即一个卑微的名字可以保护孩子免受邪恶力量的侵害。 AI
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古代中国家庭用‘狗’、‘猪’等贱名来保护孩子
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