How to fancy swearing?

As far as we know, the ancient people were all eloquent and tight-lipped. In film and television dramas, when the ancients were in a hurry, they would burst out with a sentence: "How outrageous" and "deceiving others too much". Civilized people will leave angrily, and those with small temper will directly draw out their swords and cut people. Many people can't help feeling that the ancients were polite! After all, you can't even swear. ...

But did the ancients really not curse?

In fact, they are not incompetent, but more advanced. Let's see how the ancients used fancy names.

Xx Korean is the most widely used one among adult men.

Yes, you're right. In the Tang Dynasty, a brave man was a derogatory and abusive word, and it was widely used-just add a profession in front of him. Ruhe's Han (farmer).

According to legend, Tang Gaozu once pointed to Fang's nose and called him a scholar. Or add other adjectives to form an old man and an idiot.

Attention, attention (knock on the blackboard here! ), the idiot in the Tang Dynasty does not mean a pervert who harassed women, but that this person is stupid.

In feudal society, women were treated with courtesy. They can only curse "woman" at most, but it is not so simple for handmaiden. What we often hear is humble slaves, or humble handmaiden, and it is also very common to hit a dozen or something.