I want to ask the source and meaning of what you are teaching me.

1. From the mouth of Cao Dahua, the tiger of the major crimes unit in Hong Kong movies, this is a kind of dissatisfaction with others telling them what to do.

2. It means that generally speaking, the other person is not your superior, or his ability, prestige and status are not higher than yours, but he has to boss you around according to his ideas, which is very unsatisfactory.

3. Joke: A great god of the king used an assassin to fight in the golden section, and then the golden mage in the middle said, Assassin, go and catch the road. Assassin, give me the blue, you go to the opposite side to rob the wild and suppress the opposite assassin. Oh, assassin, what are you doing? I was killed by an assassin on the opposite side. I can't even ask you to rob the wild and suppress the opposite side. The great god of the king came to say: are you teaching me to do things? Do I need your teaching? Golden rookie.

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