Where does the phrase "men shake poor women shake their bases" come from?

It's hard to find the origin of "men shake poor women and women shake cheap", but this proverb can be passed down from generation to generation and does have its relevance.

"The man who shakes his legs is poor" means that the man who likes to shake his legs will be poor and will not give birth. In fact, there is a scientific basis behind it, because the older generation often teaches the younger generation to sit and stand, not to stagger, especially to shake their legs. This is a sign of futility.

In the concept of the older generation, it is emphasized that people should be calm. If a person always likes to shake his legs, it will give others an impression of fooling around and being unreliable. In this way, if he loses his connections, there will be no chance of making a fortune.

The origin of "female shaking base" is deeper. In the concept of the older generation, women should be gentle, virtuous and elegant. In ancient times, women couldn't even say a word more than their husbands in front of people, and the frivolous action of shaking their legs was absolutely impossible. Although many people also know that this is a kind of feudal dross, there are still many people who attach great importance to it and have great prejudice against people who like to shake their legs, especially women.

Extended data:

These are feudal concepts handed down from generation to generation. Many people think it's no big deal to shake their legs. It's just a habit.

However, this sentence actually has far-reaching significance. It warns us through men's and women's life experiences that we must keep a low profile and not be impetuous and ignorant in order to have better development. So whether anyone wants to hear these statements now or not, they are enlightening to us.