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The proverb "thirteen o'clock" means the same thing as stupidity and ignorance. It is one of the most frequently used words in Shanghai dialect. Used to describe people who are stupid or unreasonable in words and deeds, and sometimes used as swearing words to make fun of them, which smells strange or doesn't hurt feelings.

Shanghainese often call "thirteen points" "idiots". Besides describing people as brainless or frivolous, they also refer to being outspoken and stupid. Zhao Wei's Princess Pearl is probably the most standard "thirteen points". However, when the word jumps out of the opposite sex, its meaning becomes ambiguous. On the surface, it is swearing. In fact, it is not really blaming, but "lightly blaming". In other words, it was not Lu who killed uncle, but Wang Xifeng who slapped Mr. Lian. So "thirteen o'clock" mostly comes from the mouth of women. When scolding, women often have a smile on their faces, and their eyes are full of provocative light. Men who are scolded are often lighter. For example, there is a man in his forties who is very much in love with his wife in public and likes her to call himself "little darling". Such a man can't help but give him "thirteen points" in his heart when he sees it, but his wife throws a "thirteen points" face to face like giving him an award in public, and his face immediately lights up.

On the Origin of "Thirteen Points"

The first statement:

"Thirteen points" comes from "Wu Yao" and "Liu Yao" in the nine cards of gambling tools. These two cards are "short pairs", indicating that people's words and deeds are "wrong". Six plus seven equals thirteen, and it can also be used as a two-part allegorical saying, such as "He is a bit of a five-six" and deliberately "rested" at thirteen o'clock.

The second statement:

"Thirteen o'clock" is slang in Shanghai, because after liberation, a large number of Shanghainese moved south and became an interesting Cantonese dialect. At first, "thirteen o'clock" meant "ringing the bell". In the past, the clock struck every hour. For example, at four o'clock in the afternoon, the pendulum will strike four times, at five o'clock, twelve times at most, but thirteen times. Is there thirteen o'clock? Of course it's a problem. As the saying goes, epilepsy! So "thirteen o'clock" means that everyone is "epileptic".

The third statement:

There is also a "joking" interpretation of Thirteen o'clock on the beach. In the scene of "Eighteen Gifts" in butterfly lovers, I courted Liang many times, winked at him and showed my love to Liang several times, but Liang was silly and indifferent. This is the playwright's artistic technique, deliberately paving the way for the later tragedy. Liang Shanbo in Shanghai's population is homophonic with "238", and the sum of these three numbers is thirteen, while mocking Liang Shanbo is thirteen points. "Nong is really, I am also interested in Nong, but Nong can still match!"

Others:

According to 1922, the thirteen paintings of the word * * * are interpreted in A Guide to Shanghai Suzhou Dialect, which shows that this explanation is more in line with the fact that Shanghainese implicitly mean that they are obsessed with "thirteen points". Because "Shisanfen" comes from thirteen strokes of "infatuation", many words that are completely synonymous with "Shisanfen" have been derived later, such as "B-split" and "telephone receiver" (the old telephone receiver had 13 holes).

People in China often call a person who doesn't speak seriously, does things seriously, does things casually and makes a fool of himself or "250". According to research, there are roughly the following possible sources:

1 originated from the story of the Warring States Period. During the Warring States Period, there was a lobbyist named Su Qin, who was impressed by the Six Kingdoms. He was very powerful at that time, but he also made many enemies. Later, he was finally killed in Qi State. The King of Qi was very angry and wanted to avenge Su Qin, but he couldn't find the murderer at the moment, so he came up with a plan to cut off Tai Su's head from his body and hang it on the city gate, and a notice was posted next to it, which read: "Su Qin was a spy, and he killed him with 1,200 gold. I hope to get a reward. " As soon as the poster was put up, four people claimed to have killed Su Qin themselves. Qi Wang said: "This is not allowed to be faked!" All four insisted that they did it. The king of Qi said, "One thousand two hundred gold, how much do you four get each?" The four people said in unison: "One person is 250." The king of Qi was furious and said, "Somebody, push these four' 250s' out and behead them!" The word "250" was handed down in this way.

2. Stories from the Tang Dynasty. The "mayor" scene in Chang 'an in the Tang Dynasty was very powerful, and there was a huge ceremonial team when going on patrol. The official name of the small official escorting the way in front is "Drinking Wu Bai", with a long pole in his hand, driving the pioneers. Later, Wu Bai was added as two people, but Chang 'an people did not call them Er Wu Bai's. But that they are * * * of Wu Bai, so everyone calls them two hundred and fifty, and because everyone has a long pole in his hand, they are also called Er Ganzi. This shows that Chang 'an people dislike officials who abuse power for personal gain. Today, two hundred and fifty and two Ganzi have become synonymous with reckless, rude and rude people.

3. From folklore. Once upon a time, there was a scholar who forgot to eat, sleep and study hard in order to gain fame, but he never won a prize in his life and even had no son. In his later years, the old scholar was finally disheartened and indifferent to fame and fortune. Instead, I was very satisfied with my son and added two talents. The scholar recalled the success or failure of his life and couldn't help feeling deeply, so he named his two sons: one was success and the other was failure. From then on, the scholar studied behind closed doors at home and lived happily. One day, the scholar told his wife, "I'm going to the market." You urge your second son to write at home. The eldest son writes 300, and the youngest son writes 200. " After the scholar came back from the fair, he asked his second son how to study hard at home. The old lady replied, "I wrote it, but it's not enough. It's more than enough. Both of them are 250! "

4, from the push to the nine. Pai Jiu is a gambling tool, which consists of two cards, namely "Baner" (four points) and "Wu Yao" (six points). These two cards together form ten points, which is called "shooting ten" in the gambling activities of pushing Pai Jiu. It is the smallest point in the ninth row, and anyone is bigger than it. It can't "eat" any cards, so later people used the word "Banerwu" (short for "He") to refer to those who can't do anything well and can't control anything. After a long time, I will call "two boards and five" "two hundred and fifty". In Hong Kong, it is also customarily called "Erwuzai".

A Chinese book in a middle school says that ancient people used silver in two parts. Generally speaking, 520 is an integer unit, wrapped in paper. At that time, 520 was a "letter" and 252 was a "half-sealed" silver. Because it was homophonic with "semi-crazy", people later called the madman "250".

6. Once upon a time, there was a fool whose family was in decline. One day, he went to sell a family heirloom, which said "sold 258 Liang". As a result, when he sold it, someone bargained with him. If he wanted it, he gave 250 taels and sold 250 taels of gold. Many people laughed at him for missing eight taels of gold and being an idiot. Since then, people have called people who are confused about things 250.

7. In modern times, it is said that some people learn the songs of the singer Wu Bai, but they can't learn them at all. Some people say that he is at most half a hundred.

8. "Medium-cooked" in Tengzhou dialect in Shandong province means "250". Here, fools or people who are not serious, careless and like to make a fool of themselves are called "semi-cooked" (pronounced "semi-floating").

9. It is said that everyone has a stupid index relative to IQ. The average person's stupid index is around 200, and it will rise to 250 if he is not careful, so he often makes some small mistakes in his daily life. The murderer's stupidity index is as high as 20 thousand, 200 thousand. .....

The Origin of "March 8th Festival"

"March 8th" and "Half Life" are the standard "provincial curses" in Taiwan Province Province.

According to the reporter's understanding, the so-called "March 8" should be used to scold women, meaning "this woman is frivolous, reckless, crazy and not serious enough."

"Half-life fate" is a special word for scolding men, and its meaning is similar to that of "March 8th".

How did the ancestors of Taiwan Province Province think of using these strange words to call names?

It turns out that even these two "provincial curses" in Taiwan Province Province were brought from "Tangshan" by mainland immigrants!

Mr. Zhu, who has studied China proverbs for 40 years, found the source of the words "March 8th" and "Half-life Fate" in the article "Special Colors of Customs in Taiwan Province Province". The article points out that "vulgar" means stiff and perverse, so it is called "March 8" or "half-life fate" High-five record: there are prostitutes in the north who are beautiful and rude. People call them Zhang Ba. Kou Zhongyu (that is, Kou Zhun) asked for poems (when Song Taizong entered the customs), and Yeyun gave poems: You were born in the North Island, Zhang Ba, and I am familiar with Wei San, Xizhou. It's not surprising that you didn't laugh before, and you haven't known each other long. The popular saying seems to be based on this. "March 8" is the ranking of Wei San Zhang Ba, and "half-cooked" is a half-cooked language.

There are two meanings, one is positive and the other is negative. When derogatory, it is used to describe a person who is simple-minded and stupid. Such as: Yu XX is really 2! That is to say, Yu XX is stupid. When commending, describe a person as unique and stylish, cute ~ humorous ~ elegant ~ there is a saying called "very 2 very radiant", such as Zhang Sanzhen 2! That is to say, Zhang San is "brilliant", and he can also say "2 ..." When he spits, it means that this work is terrible and speechless, which is equal to two. to EG Nice 2 meet u also has examples of binary numbers:1001010.

Baijic

Idiot (idiot)

Often refers to a stupid bird: "like a stupid duck"

Interpretation of Han Dynasty: 1. Patients with severe mental retardation are mentally retarded, slow in action, imperfect in language function and unable to take care of themselves in serious life.

2. People with idiotic diseases.