Monkeys are a general term. Many animals in primates are called monkeys. Primates are 1 order mammals, the highest group in the animal kingdom, with developed brains; The track faces forward and the track spacing is narrow; The toes (fingers) of hands and feet are separated, and the thumb is flexible, and most of them can hold hands with other toes (fingers). It is also one of the twelve zodiac animals in China.
Monkeys have no hips, so they can't sit still, so they are good at changing, much like ancient feudal lords. In ancient times, feudal lords were all resourceful and fickle, and they did everything they could to be cunning and deceitful. So from the beginning, they described the overlord of each side as the king of a group of monkeys, who was good at commanding contingency, so the word "Hou" of the feudal Lord was to remove the monkey's dog and become the "Hou" of the representative. That's the reason.
In China's ancient books, monkeys were nicknamed Yu, and sure enough, Du, Yi and so on. According to "White Tiger Pass", "A monkey is also good at waiting. When he saw a man standing on a food machine, he was far-sighted, looking around and being good at waiting. " Waiting means waiting and watching.
Monkeys, also known as primates, are the most evolved species in the animal kingdom. Monkeys have developed brains, and their limbs can use simple tools and grab food, and their hands and toes can be separated, which is helpful for climbing branches and carrying things. The largest primate is a gorilla, weighing up to 275 kilograms, and the smallest is a bonobo, weighing only 70 grams ['Wukong', a young macaque].