Who is Third Aunt?

Nuns, Taoist nuns, and divinatory nuns. The word "Sangu" comes from the idiom "Sangu Liupo" and comes from "Sangu Liupo" in Zong Yi, Ming Dow: "Sangu is a nun, a Taoist and a divinatory aunt; Six women, tooth women, matchmaker, teacher women, devout women, medicine women and stable women. " A nun refers to a woman in a temple, a Taoist refers to a woman in a Taoist temple, and a fortune teller refers to a woman who specializes in divination.

Yapo, a woman who profited from the introduction of human trafficking in China in the old society. Matchmaker, a woman who specializes in matchmaking for men and women; Shiva, also known as the witch, is a woman whose life is based on witchcraft. Qianpo refers to the women who run the A Qin Building Chu Yuan and engage in pornography. Medicine girl: "Medicine girl" is the abbreviation of ancient medicine girl, who used drugs to treat diseases or harm people; Wenpo: This is an ancient non-governmental organization that delivered babies for women.

In modern Chinese, "three aunts and six grandmothers" are common women in society. There were few occupations that ancient women could engage in under the feudal historical background, and "three aunts and six grandmothers" refers to several occupations that ancient women could engage in.

In China's old novels and lifestyle, "three aunts and six grandmothers" represent a rather bad image. This image includes gossip, idleness, gossip, media lewdness, mercenary, selling superstition, seduction, ignorance, stealthy and so on.