What does a prostitute mean?

Question 1: What does a prostitute mean? A god who unites the same sex in marriage

Tuer Shen is a legendary god in China. According to legend, he once came to Jinan to treat the people with fairy medicine. It usually studies the feelings between men and women, and it appears in some literary works, the most famous of which is Yuan Mei's Zi Wu Yu (Volume 19) and Tuer Shen.

One legend is that ...

The following legends and stories are based on Yuan Mei's Woods. In the early years of Qing Dynasty, a young policeman was sent to Fujian. Local Hu Tianbao likes the beauty of patrol advice very much. Every time I go to the imperial court, I have to spy on him. Hu Tianbao followed him to patrol other places in Shi Yu. Later, he even peeked at Shi Yu's buttocks in the toilet. When the inspector asked him, he refused to say it at first, and then he said after being tortured, "I can't forget the beauty of adults." I know that the laurel tree in the sky is a collection of birds, but I am fascinated and don't feel rude. "The inspector was furious and killed him. After a month, Hu Tianbao had a dream for the villagers and said, "I am indecent, I am guilty, and I am a noble person." "After all, it was a love, it was a whim. Unlike ordinary people who hurt others, underworld officials laughed at me and teased me, and no one angered me. Today, the Yin official appointed me as a man to please men, and he can set up a temple for me to recruit incense. "

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Question 2: What does a prostitute mean? Among the ancient male prostitutes, there was a gay man, and there was also a Tuer Shen and Hu Tianbao, who arranged homosexual affairs among the people. His temples can be seen in Taiwan Province Province, Fujian and other areas.

Question 3: What did the male prostitute mainly say? "Rabbit" means "xianggong"-that is, molesting children and so on. There is a group of people engaged in this kind of work. According to the upper, middle and lower education, this "xianggong" is a low-level businessman-worse than * *. Old Beijing is called * * * "chicken" and male prostitute "rabbit". Male chauvinism prevailed in ancient China, especially during Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, when prostitution was forbidden, people were encouraged to go whoring with male prostitutes. At that time, actresses who were cross-dressing with women in Peking Opera were often engaged in pornography, called "xianggong" or "male prostitutes". The swear words derived from this are rabbit (referring to its offspring) and rabbit lamb (referring to its spouse).

Question 4: What is the main content of Lao She's Male Prostitute? "Camel Xiangzi" was published by Lao She on1March 6, 937. Camel Xiangzi truly depicts the fate of a rickshaw driver in Beijing. Xiangzi is from the countryside. After pulling the rented rickshaw, he decided to buy a rickshaw to pull it himself and be an independent worker. He is young and strong, and is in the golden age of his life; Diligence and hard work, I don't hesitate to use all my strength to achieve this goal. Faced with repeated blows, he struggled and still stubbornly wanted to make greater efforts to realize his life dream. But everything is in vain. The suicide that Joy loved made him lose any desire and confidence in life, and he became self-indulgent. The work writes: "The laziness of the bitter people is the natural result of hard work and failure, and the tricks of the bitter people contain some axioms." He added, "Man has improved himself from wild animals, but so far, he has driven his own kind into wild animals. Xiangzi is still in the city of culture, but it's not his own fault that he became an animal. "

Question 5: Male prostitute folk culture is like male prostitute, which is homophonic and has auspicious meaning. Sitting on a tiger, a prostitute and a tiger as the king and commander-in-chief of all animals means a prosperous career and extensive contacts. Male prostitute, Kirin, spread because of Kirin's allusion to books, symbolizing extensive knowledge and academic success. Sitting on a gourd prostitute, because gourd is homophonic with Fulu, it symbolizes both Fulu and Fulu. There is also a legend about male prostitutes: one year, a plague broke out suddenly in Beijing, and almost everyone got it and could not be cured. Chang 'e was very sad to see this scene, so she sent the jade rabbit around her to treat the people. Jade rabbit turned into a girl. She went door to door and cured many people. In order to thank Jade Rabbit, people gave her things in succession. But Yutu wants nothing but to borrow other people's clothes to wear. Everywhere she went, she changed her clothes, sometimes dressed as an oil seller and sometimes as a fortune teller. One is men's wear, the other is women's wear. In order to treat more people, Yutu rode his horse, deer, lion and tiger all over the capital. After the plague was eliminated in Beijing, the Jade Rabbit returned to the Moon Palace. Therefore, people created the image of Jade Rabbit with clay sculpture, including those who rode deer, those who rode phoenix, those who wore armor, and those who wore various work clothes. It was very cute. Every day on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month, every family will worship her and give her delicious fruits and beans as a reward for her good luck and happiness. She is also affectionately called "Grandpa Rabbit" and "Grandma Rabbit". On September 5th, 20 10, Beijing Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center released and promoted the image of "Beijing Mid-Autumn Festival ambassador-male prostitute", and launched a brand-new male prostitute image designed by Wu Guanying, one of the designers of the Olympic Fuwa and the designer of the 20 12 Year of the Rabbit stamp. The person in charge of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center believes that male prostitutes are chosen as the image ambassadors of the Mid-Autumn Festival in Beijing because they are the most representative folk symbol in the region, and because they are very interesting to appreciate, which can add a festive and peaceful atmosphere to the festival and bear the romantic heart of the people in Beijing. The image of the new male prostitute has been completed in copyright registration in relevant departments.

Question 6: Male prostitutes and the origin of Mid-Autumn Festival. The origin of male prostitutes was around the end of Ming Dynasty. Amin Jikun (born around 1636) wrote in "The Legacy of Kaoting": "The Mid-Autumn Festival in Beijing is mostly in the shape of a mud rabbit, posing as a human being, and is worshipped by children." By the Qing dynasty, the function of male prostitutes had changed from offering sacrifices to the moon to children's Mid-Autumn Festival toys. It is becoming more and more exquisite, some dressed as military commanders in armor robes, some with paper flags or umbrellas on their backs, or sitting or standing. Sit down, there are Kirin, tiger leopard and so on. There are also vendors dressed as rabbit heads, or shaving masters, or sewing shoes, selling wonton and tea soup.

As for male prostitutes, it is recorded in Yanjing Chronicle: "Every Mid-Autumn Festival, smart people in the city make a toad and rabbit statue out of loess for sale, which is called male prostitutes." In the old society, there were often male prostitutes' stalls around Dongsipailou, selling male prostitutes for the Mid-Autumn Festival. In addition, Nanzhi Store and incense sticks are also available for sale.

Male prostitutes are children's toys for Mid-Autumn Festival in old Beijing. According to the statement that there is a Jade Rabbit of Chang 'e in the Moon Palace, the Jade Rabbit is further artistic, anthropomorphic and even deified, and then molded into various forms of male prostitutes with clay.

In the old days, there was also a norm of coaxing children, that is, respecting heaven and god in entertainment.

Ye was a title of respect for nobles in feudal times, and later it was extended to be a title of respect for God. Jade rabbit is not a domestic animal or a rabbit, but a god rabbit in Guanghan Palace. You can't just grab and play, you can only "please" a "rabbit" clay sculpture called "Ye" as a courtesy title. As Fiona Fang -d of the Qing Dynasty wrote in Dumen Zayong: "Children should strive for worship first, but they can worry about buying male prostitutes."

Male prostitutes are molded in the same mold. First, clay and paper pulp are mixed evenly and put into a mold which is divided into two halves. After drying, pour it out, stick the front and back pieces together, stick it on your ears, coat your body with glue, and then coat it with gold.

Male prostitutes are more than three feet tall, and the youngest is only three inches. They all have pink faces, wearing golden helmets and armour, and carrying a flag or umbrella cover on their backs. Its mounts include lions, tigers, deer and elephants. A prostitute holds a mortar in her left hand and a pestle in her right hand as medicine. There is also a male prostitute with a loud mouth, a hollow cavity, a flexible upper lip and a thread tied in the middle. If you pull it, the rabbit's lips will be crushed. Anyway, there are many kinds. In old Beijing, some people regard it as a business. Every August in the old calendar, they set up stalls in the street, which makes it suitable for festivals.

Qing Dynasty poet Quercus Weng wrote a poem "Rabbit Festival" in "Yantai New Ode": "Celebrate families with reunion, and recommend fruits and vegetables in the atrium. The wife who stole the medicine said she was widowed, but the cunning rabbit who painted gold was called Ye. In the autumn wind, the moon is in the cave, and the toad reflects the cold night water. I am used to playing with children, and I am also fighting for sand. "

This male prostitute has been personalized through the bold creation of folk artists. That's a rabbit's head with a jade pestle. Later, some people shaped male prostitutes into warriors wearing golden helmets and shining armor, some riding animals such as lions and elephants, and some riding birds such as peacocks and cranes. It is a strange thing for male prostitutes to ride a tiger, but it is a bold creation of folk artists. There is also a male prostitute whose elbow joint and mandible can move, commonly known as "big mouth", which is more pleasing. Although it is a sacrifice to the moon, it is really a great toy for children.

There is also a legend about male prostitutes: one year, a plague broke out suddenly in Beijing, and almost everyone got it and could not be cured. Chang 'e was very sad to see this scene, so she sent the jade rabbit around her to treat the people. Jade rabbit turned into a girl. She went door to door and cured many people. In order to thank Jade Rabbit, people gave her things in succession. Yutu wants nothing but to borrow other people's clothes to wear. Wherever she goes, she has to change clothes. Sometimes she dresses like an oil seller, sometimes she looks like a fortune teller ... sometimes she dresses like a man and then dresses like a woman. In order to treat more people, Yutu rode his horse, deer, lion and tiger all over the capital. After the plague was eliminated in Beijing, the Jade Rabbit returned to the Moon Palace. Therefore, people created the image of Jade Rabbit with clay sculpture, including those who rode deer, those who rode phoenix, those who wore armor, and those who wore various work clothes. It was very cute. Every day on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month, every family will worship her and give her delicious fruits and beans as a reward for her good luck and happiness. She is also affectionately called "Grandpa Rabbit" and "Grandma Rabbit".

Mr. Lao She described in "Four Generations under One Family": "There is no rouge on the face, only a thin line is drawn on the mouth of the small three petals, which is red and oiled; Two slender white ears were painted with light red; In this way, the rabbit's face presents a handsome appearance, as if it were Huang Tianba in the rabbit. Its upper body is worn >>

Question 7: Are male prostitutes rare? There are not many shops at ordinary times. . . . . . However, there are still many small shops specializing in male prostitutes ~ I went to the imperial city to protect the country snack street two days ago and invited two of them back ~ I feel very awesome ~! Well, there are some in Nanluoguxiang and some shopping malls in Wangfujing. It is said that there seem to be some front doors. . . But I haven't been there ~

Question 8: The "rabbit" introduced by male prostitutes refers to "xianggong"-that is, molesting children and the like. There is a group of people engaged in this kind of work. According to the upper, middle and lower education, this "xianggong" is a low-level businessman-worse than * *. Old Beijing is called * * * "chicken" and male prostitute "rabbit". Male chauvinism prevailed in ancient China, especially during Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, when prostitution was forbidden, people were encouraged to go whoring with male prostitutes. At that time, actresses who were cross-dressing with women in Peking Opera were often engaged in pornography, called "xianggong" or "male prostitutes". The swear words derived from this are rabbit (referring to its offspring) and rabbit lamb (referring to its spouse).