What does "turtle" mean in Taiwanese?

The popular Taiwanese language of gambling loss is the most in line with the sound, meaning and historical origin, and it is correctly written as "tribute turtle" instead of "bar turtle". The vernacular of tribute turtle has two meanings: one is to pay tribute to the turtle, and the other is to pay tribute to the turtle. The former is verb usage, and the latter is noun usage. Because it is a tribute to the emperor, it is not a leisurely thing. Once a tribute is paid, there is no return. Those who pay tribute are full, but those who pay tribute are empty-handed. Used in gambling is like a portrayal of winners and losers.

Why is Zhong a "turtle" in many tribute dynasties? Because turtles are the most precious historical allusions in all things. A large number of Oracle Bone Inscriptions were unearthed from Shang Dynasty ruins in Anyang, Henan Province, among which "A" was tortoise shell. Yin people like to sacrifice, and tortoise shells are sacred objects for divination and lettering, so it is sacred to pay tribute to "tribute turtles". Fragments of tortoise shells in Yin Ruins can be found in the inscriptions of "Ten so-and-so tribute turtles" and "One thousand so-and-so tribute turtles", which proves that the word tribute turtle has a long history and historical allusions.