Chapter 22 swear

"Heaven and earth are destroyed, men steal women and prostitutes" - is a classic Chinese curse, almost like the saying of the poet Yun Zi.The current oath, "Swear to kill the enemy, swear to resist to the death, swear..." It seems that this idiom is no longer used. However, the essence of the swear is still the same, in short, it is unbelievable.He clearly knows that the sky may not come to punish him, and the earth may not come to destroy him, and now even ginseng contains electricity in a "scientific" way. (2) Isn't "heaven and earth" scientific?As for male thieves and female prostitutes, they are not only harmless, but also beneficial: male thieves can scrape a few more layers of land, and female prostitutes can gain more positions for "crony officials" [3].

My old friend said: Your explanations of "stealing" and "prostitution" are not ancient meanings.I replied - you know what time it is!Nowadays, robbers are also modern, and prostitutes are also modern, so swearing is also modern, and it has become an oath. February 9th. [1] This article was originally published in "Shen Shen Free Talk" on February 14, 1933, signed by Qian. [2] At the end of 1932, the Shanghai Foci Pharmaceutical Factory published an advertisement in the newspaper, promoting the so-called "longevity and anti-aging new medicine" - "electric ginseng glue", saying that this medicine was invented by "scientific" and could "supplement Electricity in the body", supplying "living electrons that are the driving force of human life". 〔3〕The term "crony official" originally refers to a person who became an official because of his wife.The words come from Volume 3 of Zhao Sheng's "Government Lei Yao" in the Song Dynasty: "The son-in-law of the emperor Nanban is called Xiguan, which is the so-called county horse; the common name is the leader of the skirt." Later, it was used to refer to the relationship between women such as wives, daughters and sisters. And those who get official positions.