What do you mean, everything stinks?

The smell of all kinds of copper coins is the smell of copper coins everywhere. Copper stink itself is a smell on copper products, satirizing people who only value money and don't value human feelings.

The ancients often associated copper coins with copper odor, and used "copper odor" to satirize people who love money or rich people who have no virtue. Although a layer of copper stink means the smell of copper coins, it is most widely used to describe people and tends to be derogatory. This "copper smell" describes people's character, not their smell. It's a joke to say that a person who doesn't like hygiene smells like copper.

Tongchou allusions

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a man named Cui Lie who bought an official position of Situ equivalent to the prime minister with 5 million yuan. Because Stuart, Qiu, and the physician are collectively called "three public officials", and he is the highest official who holds the military and political power and assists the emperor, although people talk about Cui Lie's ugly behavior in succession, no one dares to talk about it in front of him.

One day, Cui Lie asked his son Cui Jun, "What do people think of me becoming a public official?" Cui Jun told the other party according to the actual situation, "Everyone who speaks feels stinky." At that time, the words of copper stink contained strong derogatory meanings.

The conversation between father and son was peaceful, but when the son told the truth, Cui Lie flew into a rage, became angry, scolded and beat when he heard the words "disrelish" and "smelly". It can be seen that the word "smelly" is evil and sarcastic, which can only arouse the anger, cursing and "killing with a stick" of celebrities.