My mother-in-law stared at Yue Fei and said kindly: "Son, my mother wants to tattoo four words on your back so that you will never forget my mother's teachings. Are you afraid of the pain?"

龘: dá, "Shuowen. Dragon Division": "?, flying dragon. From three dragons." The original meaning is the appearance of a flying dragon, and the same as "龖" also refers to double dragons: Zhen, the force of the collision. , Tingzhi.

鐐: Pinyin bìng, a rare Chinese character, meaning thunder. Since "Lei" people became popular on the Internet, "靐" has been applied to Internet slang, and it has derived the meaning of "Thunder".

鉽: It is the Chinese character with the most strokes in modern Chinese. It means that the nose is blocked and the pronunciation is unclear. Pronunciation: Chinese Pinyin: nàng The nose is blocked and the pronunciation is unclear: 鉽 nose

爩: yù smoke comes out, smoke

It's just an ancient Chinese character with many strokes and it doesn't make any sense when put together. Besides, this is just a joke