Three aunts and six grandmothers-what are they respectively?

Three aunts and six grandmothers originally referred to several occupations of ancient folk women in China. In modern Chinese, "three aunts and six grandmothers" often refer to all kinds of women who are common in society. Third aunt: nun, Taoist and divinatory aunt

Third aunt refers to a woman who has become a monk in three religions. A nun is a Buddhist, a Taoist is a Taoist, and an aunt diviner specializes in divination.

Six women: tooth girl, matchmaker, teacher girl, pious girl, medicine girl and steady girl.

Among the six old husbands, Yapo is a trafficker who specializes in selling handmaiden and concubine. A matchmaker is a woman who introduces people to in-laws. Shiva is a witch who is good at painting and casting spells and prays for life to God. A pious woman is a pimp in a brothel. Female drug dealers are women who specialize in selling drugs. The woman in the stable is a midwife who specializes in delivering babies. If a female body is found, the stable girl will also be responsible for checking whether it was raped first and then killed. Six women are the names of various occupations, and sometimes a person can wear several hats.