Who are the "three anxieties" and "three aunts and six grandmothers"?

Three urgency refers to impatience, urgency and impatience.

The expression "people have three emergencies" now also refers to urgency of urination, urgency of defecation and urgency of farting. It seems unpretentious, but it is more or less related to people's personality, psychology and ethics, so this quotation is also appropriate.

Several matchmakers acted as witnesses to the arranged marriage.

In the old society, marriage was arranged by parents and had to be introduced by a matchmaker to show solemnity.

Three media means: the matchmaker hired by the man, the matchmaker hired by the woman, and the middleman who matches the two sides.

Six cards means: put a bucket, a ruler, a steelyard, a pair of scissors, a mirror and an abacus on the table of heaven and earth.

The second discount comes from Yuan Wuhan's "Golden Pavilion": "I have a big tea gift, three media and six certificates, and I personally married a wife."

Three kinds of nuns and six kinds of old women-suspicious people who make a living by dishonest means

Three aunts refer to: nuns, Taoist nuns and divinatory nuns.

A nun is a woman in a temple; Taoist is a woman in Taoist temple; Guagu, a woman who specializes in divination.

Six women refer to: tooth girl, matchmaker, teacher girl, pious girl, medicine girl and steady girl.

The old Han Chinese peddler introduced the profitable woman Yapo; Matchmaker, a woman who specializes in matchmaking for men and women; Shiva, also known as the witch, is a woman whose life is based on witchcraft.

Qianpo refers to the women who run the A Qin Building Chu Yuan and engage in pornography. Medicine girl, the abbreviation of ancient medicine girl, used drugs to treat diseases or harm people; A stable woman is a midwife in the old society.

This idiom originally refers to several occupations of ancient folk women in China, while modern Chinese often refers to all kinds of common women in society.

Unexpected misfortune

Usually used to refer to unexpected disasters, people often use taboos such as "death" and "death".

"Anything happens" has something to do with people dying in coffins before. The coffin is made of six pieces of wood. The coffin cover, coffin bottom, left bang and right bang are four pieces of long wood; A short block of wood with square front and back.

Four bodies are not diligent and fast? Can't tell different cereals apart.

Four fingers: arms and legs.

Grains refer to: millet, millet, wheat, glutinous rice and rice; Speaking of millet, millet, wheat, millet, marijuana.

In the Analects of Confucius, Wei Zi, "Who is in charge of the four bodies without diligence, regardless of grain" refers to people who are divorced from productive labor and lack production knowledge.

Bow down before sb. (usually in admiration)

Five fingers: upper and lower limbs plus head.

Landing with hands, knees and head together is one of the most respectful salutations in ancient Indian Buddhism, which is a metaphor for admiration to the extreme.

Have all "five evils"

Five poisons refer to five poisonous creatures: snakes, scorpions, centipedes, geckos and toads.

The current "five poisons" usually refer to the five bad habits of eating, drinking, whoring, gambling and smoking. Many words have new meanings with the development of the times.

tall and big

Five fingers are big hands and big feet; Three thick refers to thick legs, waist and neck.

A hand as big as a dustpan is a symbol of gathering wealth; Bigfoot is also a blessing in disguise. As the saying goes, bigfoot moves in all directions, which is the reason. Big head is also a symbol of intelligence.

"Five Big and Three Thick" is a commendatory term, which originally refers to a person's outstanding appearance, but now it is often used to describe a person who is tall and burly.

various

It refers to the "five-flower array" and "eight-door array", which are the array names in ancient art of war and are used as code words in all walks of life.

Things nowadays are often compared to countless and unpredictable. When this means, "five flowers" and "eight doors" mean the following:

Five kinds of flowers are: Jin Juhua, Kapok, Narcissus, Pyracantha fortunei and Vaccaria vaccaria.

Jin Juhua, a metaphor for a woman selling tea; Kapok is a metaphor for doctors who go to the streets to treat diseases; Narcissus, a metaphor for a singer in a restaurant; Firethorn, a metaphor for juggling; A native cow flower is a metaphor for some porters.

Eight-door refers to: towel, leather, color, hanging, flat, group, tone and chat.

A towel, fortune telling; Two-door skin, selling herbs; Three colors-juggling; Four doors hanging-Jianghu artists; Five critics-storytellers and storytellers; Six-door combination-street singer; Seven-door tune-scaffolding and paper; Eight-door chat-singing opera on high platform.

pleochroic

Five bare fingers: red, yellow, blue, white and black.

Ten colors mean: red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, black and white, plus transparency.

This word describes the richness and variety of colors. From Liang Jiangyan's Riise Fu in the Southern Dynasties: "Five colors drift, and ten colors are far apart."

All six vital organs have lost their functions ― they are at a loss/numb.

Six gods refer to the gods who dominate the heart, lung, liver, kidney, spleen and gallbladder; No master means no idea.

Describe flustered, indecisive, at a loss.

Six are not clean.

Sixth, Buddhist terms, meaning: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind.

Metaphor is restless and selfish.

unmerciful/ruthless

Nowadays, "six relatives" generally refer to relatives. In fact, the "six relatives" in history have specific contents, and there are three representative statements:

1, the six relatives mentioned in Zuo Zhuan refer to father and son, brother, uncle, aunt (in-law's family) and Yin Ya (in-law's family).

2. Laozi says that father and son, brother and husband and wife are six relatives.

According to Hanshu, father, mother, brother, brother, wife and son are six relatives.

Many people agree with the third statement because it is the closest in blood and marriage.

To fly into a rage/rage

Seven senses: ears, eyes, nostrils and mouth.

Describe extreme anger, as if eyes, ears, mouth and nose were about to ignite a raging fire.

Worldly desires ―― All kinds of human emotions and desires.

The seven emotions refer to: joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, evil and desire; In traditional Chinese medicine, seven emotions refer to joy, anger, worry, thinking, sadness, surprise and fear.

Six desires refer to: life, death, ears, eyes, mouth and nose.

In Buddhist terminology, the six desires refer to lust, appearance, dignity and posture, speech and voice, exquisiteness and human desire.

talk nonsense

Hu, the ancient name of ethnic minorities in western and northern China.

People who don't believe in Buddhism think that the Hu people's interpretation of the Buddhist scriptures is absurd, so the Hu people's interpretation of the Eight Sages is "nonsense"

So words like nonsense, nonsense and nonsense are not credible in later generations, and now they refer to all unfounded statements.

be guilty of the most heinous crimes

The "heinous crimes" come from the "ten felonies" in Qi Law: rebellion, rebellion, evil rebellion, immorality, disrespect, unfilial, disharmony, injustice and civil strife.