What does Degang Guo mean by mixing garlic in his mouth?

Mixing garlic in the mouth means that someone has eaten garlic in his mouth and his speech is too smelly, which means that his speech is ugly. This is a classic saying of Degang Guo. At that time, in order to help Jason Wu stand out from the crowd, Degang Guo directly angered his supporters and said, "Mixing garlic in your mouth is like dressing like a fee." Directly make the hostess cry. And Degang Guo said "dress like a fee" refers to women dressed inappropriately.

Degang Guo's classic quote:

1. In The Journey to the West, the Tang Priest traveled around with a servant named Friar Sand and two pets, a monkey and a pig.

2, people are at the end of the world, involuntarily, and the wind and rain are singing. Jianghu children can afford to put it down. If you can't put it down, you have to put it down. Few people who live to be 100 laugh when they are happy, and laugh later when they are unhappy. Happiness is better than anything, and who you compare with is yourself. All my life, I will endure it once and for all.

3, don't be confused, but from today on, keep a low profile. It's hard to bear In Chi Pan, you are self-conscious, self-clean and self-satisfied. How do you know the sky is blue without looking up? People are not so benevolent when they are used, and they don't know boredom without experience. Sit still and think about the flowers, and save my body water in three provinces. When there is a bright moon, don't laugh at the fishing boat.