Why is night walking called night blowing?

Modern Yijin Nightwalk is the anchor of Hearthstone Legend. And night blowing is to describe the private parts of massage women. It's obscene. There's no explanation.

In ancient times, night walking in brocade refers to walking in gorgeous clothes at night, which means enjoying prosperity without showing off in front of people.

Idiom allusions:

After Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, captured Xianyang, some people advised him to build the capital, but because he missed his hometown, Xiang Yu was eager to return to the east, saying,' Wealth does not return to his hometown, just like clothes embroidered at night, who knows!' Later generations derived the idiom "walking brocade at night", to be exact, "walking brocade at night". According to the latest edition of Xinhua Idiom Dictionary, the pronunciation of the word "clothes" has been revised, and "clothes" has the first sound.

Xiang Yu believes that not going back to his hometown after wealth is like walking at night in gorgeous clothes, and no one can see it. Later, he used "night embroidery, night embroidery, night embroidery, night embroidery, night brocade" to say that people can't show wealth; He also used "returning home with clothes, returning home with clothes, returning home with clothes, returning home with clothes, performing daily brocade, performing daily brocade and embroidery" to show off his wealth and splendor.

Extended data:

The antonym of a catty of 82 liang: a Jin Huanxiang.

Pinyin: yǐ j ǐ n huá n xi ā ng

Explanation: In ancient times, it meant that after being an official, he returned to his hometown in gorgeous clothes and boasted to his relatives and friends. To return to one's hometown in rich clothes. He also said that Yijin was honored.

Yè Lu ò gugugug ē n g ē n: Leaves sprout from the roots of trees and eventually return to the roots after falling. Metaphor things always have a certain destination. People who leave home will eventually return to their hometown. Qing Li Garbo's "Officialdom in the Appearance" (Chapter 22): A big tree attracts the wind, and the leaves fall to the roots, which must be settled in the future, so we must make it clear. ?

Y ǐ n ró ng gu (sum of Y and jǐn róng gu) means to return home with honor. In the past, it usually meant returning home with a full load. Guo Moruo's My Childhood, Chapter 3 and Chapter 4: "I think he is a gentleman, and there are three sisters-in-law waiting for him at home, so I gave him my sedan chair."