What does the Dragon King mean by recruiting son-in-law turtle and shrimp?

Indicates that the son-in-law is not satisfied.

The dragon king is the product of ancient dragon worship and belief in the sea god. According to ancient myths and legends, dragons are magical creatures living in the sea. It is the leader of scale insects, the master of sex and rain, and the master of wind and rain. It is often used to symbolize good luck. The duty of the Dragon King is to spread clouds and rain to relieve people's summer heat and troubles, and the Dragon King's water control has become a common belief among the people.

In Song Dynasty, Zhao Yanwei wrote "The Foothills of Yin Mountain are Full of Tides": "Hebo is legendary in Ximen Bao's historical records, and Hebo's words are also found in Chu Ci, so it is known that the ancient water god is called Hebo. Since the interpretation of the book, China has said that the dragon king, but Hebo is unknown. " The academic circles in China generally agree with the view of the foreign "Dragon King". Literature shows that the image of the dragon king has been popular in China since the Tang Dynasty, and the image of the dragon king on the back of the statue of Sakyamuni unearthed in Tan Fu further shows that this image may be related to ancient Indian art, dating back to the 5th century when the image of the dragon king appeared in China.

After the introduction of the "Dragon King" into China, with the widespread spread of Buddhism, it was quickly absorbed and accepted by local Taoism, and combined with the original dragon culture in China, its image became more and more plump and rich, and its status was constantly improved, and then it was recognized by the rulers.