What do people say when they meet in green gang? Something like "Old Four is sitting in the classroom". Explain, thank you!

Lip dictionary is a special language signal and a special means for Jianghu people to communicate with each other. Also known as argot, jargon, vernacular, dialect, incision, Spring Festival, slang and so on. They are some argots created by various groups or groups in civil society for their own cultural customs and communication needs, and their characteristics are hidden meaning and emotional expression. Three religions and nine streams of society, etiquette; The direction of packing and placing luggage; Placement of tea sets and tableware; Personal gestures of walking, stopping, sitting and standing complement each other and express the wishes and intentions of both host and guest. But these are not enough. In the end, it is necessary to express the meaning of both sides completely through argot.

The generation of lip code is roughly due to the following three situations. First, the market code words formed by taboos, such as speaking on the ship, taboo to say "alive" and "turned over" and replace them with other words. Second, for the purpose of avoidance, argot jargon formed to avoid being known by outsiders. For example, in the old days, Xiangma in the northeast was called Yanglingman, He Baman in Jiujiang, and the cold wind in the northwest was full. In contemporary Hong Kong, the underworld is called "Marshal of the Main Road" by "489" and "Marshal of the Second Road" by "438", that is, "Deputy Master" and so on. The third is the code word of language games.

"King Gehudi" and "River Demon in Baota Town" are well-known slang words. Is this the language of Jianghu gangs in the old society? In the predatory old society, the weak can only survive by groups, so gangs and associations came into being. Cao Gang, the Jianghu Club appointed by Emperor Qianlong, and the Paoge, green gang, the Red Gang and the Beggars' Sect we know from the martial arts novels ... How do they communicate and contact each other under the restriction of the government and yamen? According to some broken code words handed down by my parents, I sorted out their pronunciation rules from their complicated conversations and corrected their wrong pronunciation. Finally, I have mastered the unique language of Jianghu gangs that has been circulating for a hundred years, and unveiled this mysterious language that has been passed down for a hundred years.

King Gehudi-how dare you take it out on your ancestors!

Baota Town River Demon-If you let me fall from the mountain and drown in the river!

Pheasants can't climb Mount Tianwang with their heads down-you're not real.

There is a lot of rice on the ground, well, there is a foundation-Lao Tzu is a real brand, an old brand.

Have you met Amin? -Who did you learn from as a child?

There are no tiles on the house, no, no, no-you can't say it until you get to the purlin. Disciples don't talk about masters.

Hum? -Have you ever acted alone before?

Speaking at noon, no one has a home-Xu's Malaysian Mountain.

Okay.-expert, veteran.

It's a big world-don't brag, you've passed the leadership test.

Buddha: It means thief. Most of these people have committed a considerable degree of theft. There are usually records of several arrests. This language is popular in Beijing and Tianjin. Especially among criminals.

Bagging: dress up as an expert authority and let the seller take the initiative. This language is widely circulated in the northeast of China. Especially among businessmen.

Robbery: refers to breaking into other people's homes to defraud property. This language is very popular among Jianghu people or criminals in northern China.

Insert: Kill at once, which is slang for bandits in Northeast China. For example, bandits in Northeast China often kneel down and curse when they worship incense: If they violate ... a thousand pieces, please ask the master to insert me.

Hang note: join in immediately. This is a popular slang among bandits in Northeast China at the beginning of this century.

To buy: that is, to exchange the wallet or bag prepared in advance for the other person's wallet or bag. This language is very popular among Jianghu people or criminals in northern China.

Beard: refers to bandits. At the beginning of 20th century, slang popular in northeast China was also called "ringing horse".

Wounded ticket: the bandit leader cut his mouth with a pig's head and asked the "flower tongue" (messenger) to send it to the victim's home. Claiming to be his tongue, threatening not to redeem the ticket as required, he was given three days' ears, five days' eyes and ten days' head. This is called "injured ticket".

Gun head: that is, sharpshooter. This is slang for robbers.

Baked goods: it means finished products. This is slang for robbers.

Master: Slang popular in three northeastern provinces, meaning the main perpetrator, that is, the person who does it himself.

Pheasant: refers to miscellaneous brands. This is a popular slang among bandits in the northeast in the old days. Selected from Qu Bo's Lin Yuan.

Roof tile: it is the correction hall. This is the black dragon dialect popular among bandits in northeast China in the old days. Selected from Qu Bo's Lin Yuan.

Sunburn: that is, walking during the day. Popular among Jianghu bandits, it is used to avoid laity and the outside world.

Dark line: refers to the midnight gang action. Popular among Jianghu bandits, it is used to avoid laity and the outside world.

Cai Zou: refers to robbers. Gangsters in the Jianghu like it very much.

Elbow Qin: refers to Yin Xie, which means to refuse silver. Gangsters in the Jianghu like it very much.

Inch section: ask the cashier if you ask the silver. Gangsters in the Jianghu like it very much.

Lao Rong: thieves and pickpockets. Some areas are also called "Little Shout", "Photographer's Handle" or "Rongmazi".

Prescription: Wallets are very popular among criminals who steal for a living in southern China.

Entrustment: that is, the "eyeliner" or "lookout" to cover the crime. When a gang commits a crime, there are always watchmen watching and calling the police. Call it "upward support". Spread in three northeastern provinces.

Riding: refers to stealing bicycles and motorcycles. Widely circulated in southern China.

Mold: refers to the person who is investigated and followed by criminals and is considered as the target of choice. Generally refers to people and places. This language is very popular in southern China.

Brahma Mao: refers to the method of stealing the beam and replacing the column, which is widely spread in Northeast China.

Saving money: stealing property at temple fairs and busy places. This language is very popular in the northeast of China. Especially among criminals.

Mouse: It means * * * thief.

Stay: it's just an open circuit.

Breaking into the kiln hall refers to hiding in other people's homes during the day and stealing property. This language is popular among Jianghu people and criminals in the northeast and northwest.

Bagging: that is to say, intercepting a bag is stealing. For example, the third fold of Song Ming's "Jade Bridge" is: "Write it by you! Or jump over the wall, cut wicker bags, be a robber and rob in broad daylight. " "Looking for a bag", also called "changing the bag" today, is a slang term, which is still popular among theft gangs.

Big yard: that is, prison. This is the slang for stealing from thieves.

Open skylight: refers to the person who lifts off the tiles and rafters on the house and enters the house. This is a thief's slang.

Unhealthy trend: it means that many people can't rob, which is slang among thieves.

Step on the plate: check the wind in advance. Belongs to the northeast bandit language. Later, it became the Northeast dialect. It means to investigate the right place in advance to prepare for something.

Tie the red ticket: that means kidnapping girls. This is slang for robbers.

Shun Shui Man: That's Liu. Originated from the bandit business in the old northeast.

Mountain vine: refers to the surname stone. Originated from the bandit business in the old northeast.

Tiger-headed rattan: refers to wang xing. Originated from the bandit business in the old northeast.

I. People

◎ Character: Ding. ◎ Eagle Claw Sun: Government.

◎ Cake: Old people. ◎ Wing top: official hat.

Girl. ◎ Sun Tuoxian: bodyguard.

◎ Yael: Young man. ◎ shoulder to shoulder: that is, the meaning of friends.

◎ Lao Kuan/Kong Zi: laity. ◎ Idea: object, enemy.

◎ pinch class: nun.

◎ Online: A certain area is regarded as a sphere of influence, and this area is called a "line". Simply put, it is "online friends"

Friends are local snakes. Such as: West Road, Sichuan-Shaanxi Line and Hengshan Line.

◎ He (black)/CSI: thief. Usually it is not called a gang, but simply refers to a general thief.

◎ Old man who eats tramp's money: water thief.

◎ Master Shao: refers to the leader and boss in the Jianghu. Spoon (handle) originally meant head and head, here it is.

Used for extension.

◎ Ma Yanzi: People who visit famous horses everywhere. With a pair of experienced eyes and a piece of oil.

Smooth talk, nothing is good. "Horse Swallow" Zhou Jiang tried to persuade Kou Yingjie to release BMW narcissus.

I sold it to Yu Guanyin Guo Cailing, but I got a rebuff. (See Xiao Yi's "Long Sword Acacia")

Second, the number category.

◎ Wang Zezhong is here, and Zhang Aizu is in Ling (Qing Dynasty is in Northern Province):12345,67890.

◎ Dry: thousands.

◎ Hundred: Hundred.

Third, life lessons.

◎ Old Melon/Gu Mi: Silver. ◎ Liangzi: Lighting appliances are like a fire of a thousand miles.

◎ Lotus seeds: bowls. ◎ soup bowl: big bowl.

◎ Ten tricks: chopsticks. ◎ Move the beam: take chopsticks.

◎ Water tooth: spoon. ◎ Buckle the cup: drink water.

Line through/along the leg: socks. ◎ Head/Kicker: Shoes.

◎ moth: horse hangs. ◎ Fork/kick: pants.

◎ Shirt: big hanging. ◎ Sky: hat.

◎ Ronaldinho: Shirt. ◎ Facial protection: glasses.

◎ Sea sand: private salt. ◎ Sea sand kiln: salt silo.

◎ Ginger slices/wasps: meat. ◎ Horse teeth: rice.

Fan: Cake. ◎ Slim: Fish.

◎ Drag: Sleep. ◎ Sticking skin: Wipe your face.

◎ Fire jumping: smoking. ◎ platform jumping: getting on the kang.

◎ Collar: Keep warm. ◎ Selling chickens: crossing the threshold.

◎ Dog: Jump out of the window. ◎ Pendulum: It is windy.

◎ Photograph/comparison: Meet. ◎ Take root: Have a meal.

◎ Dizzy: I ate. ◎ Pinzi: I haven't eaten yet.

◎ East, west, south and north: inverted, lined, sunny, desert. ◎ Catcher: Waterbirds fish.

◎ Piwazi burst beans/string: bitten by a dog. ◎ Fire kiln: paving the room.

◎ Pointing: It means that travelers eat midway. ◎ Take a walk, cut the board and push the bag: string teahouses and take photos.

Treat diseases with bandages.

Fourth, organ lessons

◎ Spoon (handle): head, head. "Picking a ladle" means cutting off your head. It can also extend to the head of an organization,

This leader is called "(general) ladle handle".

◎ trick: refers to the eyes. Ancient refers to posters and advertisements. At the Yongle ceremony: "I hung up a poster this morning, but I didn't."

Don't ask the children to come out to discuss tomorrow's play. "Generally speaking, eyes are a person's signature, so it is called"

Zhao Zi. "In Wulin, vicious people often take their opponents' eyes straight, with the intention of nullifying their opponents' tricks.

The other eye can also be called "lake".

◎ Shunfengzi: refers to the ear. Haizi/Jiangzi/Cherry (female): Mouth.

◎ Golden barbell: legs. ◎ Nanzi: Belly.

◎ Kicking air: feet. ◎ Silkworm eggs/fixed plates: heart.

Verb (short for verb) weapon

◎ Snake: Compare a weapon to a snake in a beggar's hand. Dark Qing Zi: A Hidden Weapon.

◎ Qing Zi: Weapons. ◎ Membrane: knife.

◎ Sea: broadsword. ◎ Crescent front: halberd.

◎ Pavilion: dagger. ◎ Stripes: fireworks.

◎ Little black donkey: foreign guns. ◎ Sprayer: shotgun.

◎ String vines: buy guns. ◎ Hit the wrong child: buy bullets.

Sixth, the famous rivers and lakes

◎ Wan (2): Title. ◎ Red goods: refers to the money goods guarded when darting.

◎ Step on the plate: it refers to reconnaissance of the object to be robbed in advance. ◎ Sheep: the object of robbery.

◎ threshold: self-report to the sect before the war. ◎ beam: It means to have enemies.

Disadvantages: No one did it on purpose. ◎ dish: a set of words.

◎ Hanging piles: reaching the top. ◎ Matching: Meet (start).

◎ Cutting darts: robbing money. ◎ dive: dive.

◎ Awakening: Being seen through. ◎ Seven inches: the key.

◎ New springboard: just started. Wu He: We are all in the same boat.

◎ The water overflowed: people came. ◎ Injury: Injury.

A little rusty: someone died. ◎ Broken: dead.

◎ Clear: Kill each other. ◎ calling the whip soil: it is killing people.

◎ The wind is tight: the situation is critical. ◎ Pull (live and slide): the meaning of running away.

◎ rambling person: it means running away quickly. ◎ Bright plate: face-to-face appearance.

◎ Climbing (scraping) online: committing crimes in this area. ◎ Picking ladle: cutting head.

◎ Kaishan (Anyao) wardrobe: based on one place.

Seven, dialogue application class

◎ Side by side, read short! Can there be claws outside the fire kiln?

Brother, don't talk, there is an official outside the store.

◎ Stand in front of the horse and feed Qing Zi: Prepare the hidden weapons.

When friends write words, a bowl of water is for everyone to drink:

Friends on the road, take out the property you just grabbed and share it with you.

Side by side, but is it windy? : Is my brother surnamed Ma?

◎ Pinch the class and prick the hand, pull the work side by side (shouting): The nun is awesome, the buddy has run away!

Read short words side by side! On the cloud shed, the descendants of Liang are stuck! ：

Brothers and partners, don't talk, there are enemies on the roof!

◎ Put a bright spot on the trick! I have a way to teach little monkeys to show up! ：

Watch that tree. I can teach him to come out.

◎ A friend's pace is a little wider. When he comes in, it's a COP sweep, and the film bites! ：

(to the thief) Let go of your friend, or I'll stab you with a gun and cut you with a knife when I come in!

◎ Friends, raise the lantern a little, we are the Yellow Grass Kiln! ：

(addressed to thieves, used in South Province)

Friends, look far, we are a family without money!

Shoulder to shoulder, worship the sun, light, say hello! ：

Brothers, the guards realized, sharpen your knife and do it!

◎ Side by side, read short! There are many points hidden in the tree: brother, don't talk, there is nothing hidden in the grass.

Fewer enemies.

Keep neck and neck. Since Sun, the messenger, has not hung up the old bow, let's meet Yang Xiang's younger brother in front of the horse.

, see the goods from there:

Brother, this bodyguard is not the one we want to rob. He didn't bring much goods. Go and see Nan.

Brother Lu, I'm afraid someone will go.

Slang is the jargon of the underworld, and jargon is also called incision. Incision refers to the popular code word between fugitives in the late Qing Dynasty. Why is there such a thing as code words? There are two reasons:

First of all, business is not done casually. You should find someone to learn from you before you do it. Only when the master teaches you code words can you really enter this circle (a way of local economic protection).

Secondly, there are often some deceptive activities in doing business. If you are direct to your face and others understand you, you will not dare to buy it, so argot has become a way of communication between businessmen.

The earliest economic gangs should have originated from grain transportation. Why? The jargon of rivers and lakes, docks, etc. It originated from grain transportation.

Hand in another part of the incision (if you want to see it thoroughly, I still recommend watching "Jianghu Cong Tan")

Back to the point (Uncle Hong Men secretly accepts people's names). Pull the kidnapper (salute). A small spray gun (pistol) A blockbuster (broadsword). Small film (knife) Baking heaven (cannon) spring point (also known as incision) is the code word. Towels, skins, plums and melons are all called in Jianghu. Three Knots of Planting Bamboo (Three in One in Hong Men). Planting peach (commonly known as Red Gate Heavy Ge Old Society). Chopping (also called chopping red incense is a very serious etiquette, which is used in Hong Men Zhongxiang Hall when taking the oath). Trapped in the trough (that is, when clothes scream) Umbrella kiln (restaurant, also known as powder kiln). Luohan kiln (bathroom, also called Noisy Sea Kiln). Ma Zi (official). Dumb bar kiln (temple). Roll the plate (car). The mighty kiln (yamen). Millet (official). Wai River (Jin surname). Smoke (opium). Smoked Chinese characters (pipe). Coptis chinensis seeds (tea). Fun (bridge). Foundation (ship). Four-legged (horse, also known as Chinese-style chest covering). Hengheli (surnamed Wang). In the river (surname Yu). Running in the river (surnamed Ma). Zi Heli (surnamed Li) and Gong Heli (surnamed Yao). Shaheli (Zhou surname). Li Yanhe (surnamed Chen). Butterfly (jacket) canopy (gown). A big tent with hemp fiber (fur robe). Hemp butterfly (leather jacket). Wear a heart (vest). Forks (pants). Earth cylinder (pants). Eight dogs (cotton-padded jacket). Drag the wind (quilt head). Kick the head (shoes). Senior officials (hats). Wang Xiangzi (building). Eight sides (wind). Hanako (paper money) Baolianzi (lamp) goose feather (snow) is fine (rain is also called hanging ding). Fan your face (face). Chicken feet (hands) King Kong Zi (leg). Set the plate (heart). There is only one strip (tooth). Luo Hanzi (belly). Cherry stone (mouth) kicks the soil (feet). Fingers (eyes) Air bucket (nose) strokes (head). Shunfengzi (ear) mouth strip (tongue) Duan Liyang (wine). Fenzi (rice) wags its tail (fish). Jiang Pian (Meat) Feng (Chicken) Flat-billed Duck. Bay kidney (shrimp) valve (dragon) Bashanzi (tiger). Fall (monkey) moth eyebrows (moon). Jump to the top, ie be kind to people and flatter them as the saying goes. From poverty to wealth. Ambush (hide from others). Looking for wealth (looking for unexpected wealth). Roll the flag (that is, cancel). Open (that is, expand). Bloom (curse). Bullying (beating) is called problem (reconciliation). Call it Fenzi (to explain the misunderstanding). Report to Chibi (revenge). Find fault (make trouble), touch a nail (meet the right person) and dish peaches (invite people to a meeting and everyone supports one person). Stand very close. High jump (to diplomacy). Change seasons (clothes). Spend it (bind it). By the water (drowsy). At first (suddenly rich) the tree caught fire. This tree is delicate (clean). On the mountain (on Jude Yan).

Turn to the general (for help). The material is high (bragging). A shot of medicine (at only one cost). Half a pot of water. Colored (injured). Double registration (waiting for reply) throw away (also known as throwing ideas to imply its meaning) and get off the card (send someone to defend). Lao Li (layman, also known as Daxing Yu Li). Pledge (oath) Rely on the card (borrow people's power). Trapped (forced) in the Xuan (also known as Hong Men insiders). Hey hey hey. Open scissors (talk). Turn on the light (wash your face). One (that is, one person, and so on). Become a burden (to celebrate). Do finger knowledge (face-to-face introduction). Shudi (the capital of Shudi). Listing (in Hong Men, it is a courtesy of subordinates to superiors).

Answer and call it a day! Honey, give me some gold coins.