From Yang Ping: "The dish (heart) hangs a thousand dollars (crooked), and Haizi (mouth) sticks out (nonsense). Grab and kick the shoulder pole (dexterous hands and feet), inverted bucket (grave robbery), and empowerments (high professional skills) lyna (honorific title, mostly used to address peers, can be expressed in many ways.
Such as Old Master Q, the old gentleman, the old-timer, the elder brother, your Excellency, etc. In short, it is a very respectable title), and the moon (two, two, two) is farsighted (see clearly and have a good eye). "
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Grave robbery terminology:
1, inverted bucket
"Inverted bucket" means grave robbers. As a special industry, "inverted bucket" is said to have a unique code word in the early days, which others simply can't understand, but if two "inverted bucket" masters understand this code word, they can understand it. As an industry, "inverted bucket" has also formed an ancient rule, and people who "inverted bucket" generally strictly abide by this ancient rule.
2. Zongzi
Just as bandits in the mountains can't directly say that they kill and set fires, they all have a set of slang incisions. "Zongzi" means that the body in the tomb is relatively well preserved and has no decay. Touching "big zongzi" means that we are in trouble, referring to unclean things such as zombies and evil spirits. "Dried Zongzi" means that the body in the tomb has rotted into a pile of bones, and "Meat Zongzi" means that there are many valuable things on the body.
Step 3: coffin
Coffins, coffins (large coffins covered outside coffins in ancient times) generally refer to coffins, also known as coffins, and can also be used as coffins, referring to instruments for burying bodies.
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