As the saying goes, "the red rope in the sea is from a good break", which is of great significance.
That makes sense, as if you have to believe it.
I was shocked by each other's profound knowledge.
Some people also earnestly educate girls not to tie the red line, which is not good.
All these explanations have no source.
I tried to search in ancient books, and I didn't see this statement, whether it was note novels, Ming and Qing novels or even poems.
Then analyze it.
First of all, this theory is based on the modern sense that "the red rope in the sea is good at interrupting the green silk".
The word "going to the sea" never meant entering a brothel in ancient Chinese.
Even if going to sea is related to doing business, it will be after the reform and opening up.
In the past, going to sea was going to sea, but in the Republic of China, there was a new usage, that is, amateur singers became professional singers.
Secondly: Besides, the red rope around the waist represents the bottom line. This waist is not the bottom line, but the middle. If you want to say, the bottom line should also be the ankle.
In addition, the word "bottom line" is also a modern word. In ancient times, the bottom line was the bottom line, and the principle of bottom line extended to modern Chinese.
Third: tie a red rope around your waist, which means a thousand miles of marriage. It is true that the old man tied his marriage with a red line, but people tied it to their feet, not to their waists.
Tie it around your waist. There are many ropes there.
To sum up, I think it is a false rule for women in brothels to wear red lines, and that set of rhetoric is untenable.
Of course, you can't say that some women have this hobby.
I don't dispute that.
So why is there such a statement?
I thought it was a TV series. Beautiful women in TV dramas often show a rope when they are naked.
This starts with the history of underwear and clothing in China.
Because this red rope is tied to a woman's obscene clothes.
Women's underwear in the Han dynasty is called hugging the abdomen, also called heart clothes. It's roughly shaped like this:
In the Tang dynasty, the upper belt was cancelled, leaving only the belt. This is called "terminalia chebula", which means wiping the chest. It will probably look like this when put on, but it should not deliberately squeeze out a ditch.
The atmosphere in the Song Dynasty was not so tough, so underwear should have the habit of closing breasts.
The upper part should cover the chest and the lower part should cover the stomach, so the belt was restored at this time.
It was not until the Ming and Qing Dynasties that there was travel. In fact, it is almost the same as that of the Han Dynasty.
It's just a diamond.
I estimate that many people regard this as a tape, and then deduce a set of rules for tying the red line in the sea, and then forcibly extend it.
However, since you have to wear underwear, why do you remember the brothel woman?
That's bullshit！ Tv dramas often take off their clothes, and most of them are prostitutes who show their underwear.