The most poisonous woman is full of poems.

The original sentence of the poem is: "A bamboo snake has a mouth and a wasp has a needle on its tail. Both are acceptable (both are not toxic) and are the most toxic to women's hearts. "

Interpretation: The most poisonous person in the world is a woman. Women are more aggressive than poisonous snakes and wasps.

Used to describe the vicious heart of women, with exaggerated meaning, discriminating against women.

Story: During the period of Shang Zhouwang, da ji wanted Jiang Ziya, and Jiang Ziya was also wanted, asking his half-wife Ma Shi to go with him. The horse said, "You are you and I am me. You go your way, I won't go with you. " Jiang Ziya said this sentence in a fit of pique.

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Historical origin:

The poem "The Most Poisonous Woman's Heart" comes from "Two Moments of Surprise".

From: "Two Instances of Surprise" Volume Ten Zhao and Five Tigers, choose a poem that provokes Mo Dalang to scatter the gods: the black python has a tongue in its mouth and a needle in its tail. Two things are not poisonous, and they are the most poisonous to women.

References:

The most poisonous woman heart (Chinese vocabulary) _ Baidu Encyclopedia