What does fairy dance mean?

Fairy dance originated from Ling Mengchu's "Amazing Volume 14 of Two Instances". There is a cloud in the poem that "people like each other, and there is a true fate in the Central Plains", which refers to an act of using the psychology of hooking up to design traps and deceive people. Cantonese is commonly known as "catching yellow-footed chicken" (this name is common in Hong Kong and Macao).

In short, lecherous people are most likely to encounter things like fairy jumping to break the wealth and eliminate disasters; It is also based on engaging in obscene activities. Some men's sexual psychology (usually looking for prostitutes), two people go somewhere, ready to do something shameful. At this moment, the woman's partner, usually a man, suddenly appeared in front of them. In order not to make things public, in order to protect themselves, lecherous people will give their money to their associates, and they will achieve the purpose of extortion.

Cheated person

What kind of people are most likely to encounter "fairy dance"? In short, people who like to eat free lunch are most likely to encounter fairy dances and the like. As the saying goes, don't pay, or don't touch other people's things. Do you believe that the gifts that fall from the sky are all because you look like Pan An and are more handsome than Don Juan?

Or, after eating turtles all my life, I finally hope that the gods will come down to earth and save thousands of sperm in my body. If you were so handsome and lucky, you would have won the lottery for hundreds of millions. So, if a woman with a little beauty winks at you and gives you a kiss on the lips, please be careful. The fairy found you in this erotic trap.

1, simple, just stupid enough to be easily hooked.

2, lascivious, obsessed with looking at beautiful women.

3, greedy, thinking that delicious tender meat is free of money.

If you don't have money, if you don't have enough to eat three meals a day, how can you have a chance?

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