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The magic stick refers to a liar who plays tricks with ghosts.

In real life, it also refers to some people who like to pretend to be deep and mysterious. It is equivalent to what is commonly known in today's society: big flicker.

Source: Ming Ling _ Chu's "Surprise at the First Moment" Volume 22: "Even what happened the day before yesterday may not be true, but it is unknown that the magic stick pretends to cheat money."

Synonym of magic stick

1, cheating [piàn rén]?

Explain: To deceive by lies or tricks.

Jiang Zilong's story about heels: "Now girls don't look at each other's faces at first sight, but their feet. Be careful that they cheat in high heels."

2. flicker? [? What about you? ]?

Interpretation: refers to the practice of pleasing others with flattery, flattery, flattery and other words to achieve their own goals.

Tao Er Fu's Travels of the Logger: "When I was a fool, I only felt dark."