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What kind of group is the "Old Peace Corps" in China?

The landlord's problem is actually a little small. First of all, the "Old Peace Corps" is worldwide, not limited to China (see Degang Guo's "Dream of the West" for details, which is to look for talents all over the world, not just China).

The definition of "old peace forces" comes from "peacekeeping forces", which means maintaining world peace, and "old peace" means being old enough to maintain world peace.

As for the "old peace forces" in China, it is a branch, but it is too old to maintain peace in China, hehe ~

In addition, this is of course the unified name of Degang Guo bar members!

In order to prevent smoking, P.S. added ""between some words.

Supplement: The landlord asked the same question. I don't know what that means ... maybe fan groups and support clubs are more suitable, but the club seems to be a bit wrong. In fact, it is a group of people who like Lao Guo's cross talk. I wish him well and want to support him. I just want one more person to wear the badge of "Old Peace Corps" when I join this team, and then everyone can know that I support him wherever I go.

I just saw some popular science knowledge in the fruit bar and quoted it.

Why is it called "Old Peace Corps"? Is there a deeper meaning?

Ask this question, and friends will surely think of Lao Guo's burden of "old discord" in Dream of the West.

A slightly more experienced audience will think that this burden is not too loud ~ ~ ~ Is there any other way to say "CSI"?

You are right. In Jianghu dialect, "CSI" is a general term for Jianghu businessmen. Compared with the "loophole" (people who don't understand Jianghu things). When I heard Lao Guo mention the "Old Peace Army", I immediately thought of a group of allegro pendant storytellers, drum fortune tellers, married people with children, and drug sellers, holding their respective guys' mighty looks. ...

This burden is actually silent, on the one hand, it also satirizes the ignorance of mainstream phonology and even folk art circles.