The world often says, what's the significance of the heavenly king covering the earth and the river demon in Baota Town?

This is a kind of Jianghu slang. Now it will often appear in TV series. This slang was first interpreted in this passage of Peking Opera "Taking the Tiger Mountain Out".

The first sentence means you dare to anger your ancestors. The second sentence is the river demon in Baota town, which means that if I am told that I fell from the mountain and drowned in the river. So these two sentences are also malicious Jianghu words. And many people didn't think of it. Slang belongs to the most active and vital language among bandits, and all walks of life have their own ways. We all know that bandits are also called horse thieves or beards, just like a group of street hooligans who rob people's houses to survive. It seems that two people can't get along, and they don't have the knowledge and culture to become horse thieves, but everything they say makes sense, and they don't look like people who haven't read books.

So bandits are also people with high cultural knowledge. Besides, the bandits on TV are all poisoned too deeply. These bandit gangs in real life are actually as cunning as foxes. You, a townsman who knows nothing, are likely to be infected by their living environment and become a bandit.

These slang words can save their lives in some cases. Blackening used to be the second largest language in bandits' nests everywhere. It can make it easier for many illiterate people among bandits to communicate, and it can also prevent members from stealing. It can be said that slang can identify bandits and transmit important information, which is a great means for them. This is the skill they live by. To tell the truth, is it hard to imagine that the true meaning of two sentences that are often mentioned like this may only be understood by bandits?