I don’t think it’s easy to make a direct judgment on this.

I have never heard of this sentence before, and I don’t know if you have heard of it. At first glance, this sentence may sound a bit like superstition. It seems unreasonable to associate toon with human life and death, but after all, everyone has their own ideas, so I can only express my own views on this.

In fact, it is just a life experience that toon trees are not allowed to grow high in rural areas, because the toon leaves that people eat are young leaves of the toona sinensis, which mostly grow high in the treetops, and the old leaves at the bottom cannot For food, once the toon tree grows tall, you have to climb the tree to pick it. However, the trunks of ordinary toon trees are relatively thin, and it is easy for people to break the trunks and fall down when climbing up. Injuries are inevitable, so people build branches.

In addition, the Chinese toon tree is also known as the "evil wood". Since it wards off evil spirits, it naturally protects the family. If the tree grows too tall, wouldn't it have grown outside the family? It is said to "ward off evil spirits", so trees will also be built.

In fact, it is obviously unrealistic to associate the height of a toon tree with a person's life safety. But we can indeed find that most toon trees in rural areas are not particularly tall, and even so, many people still prune toon trees every year to prevent them from growing high.

So based on all this, I still feel that it is unreasonable to connect the toon with the death of its owner. If this is really the case, I am afraid that the toon will perish. Who doesn’t cherish their own life, for their own sake? For life safety, you can have various means to protect yourself.