In addition, there are matchmaker, old man under the moon, old man under the moon, husband under the moon, grandpa under the moon, Zhike,,, Iceman, Baoshan, matchmaker, horse, ice media and moon.
The title of "matchmaker" comes from Song Yuan's The West Chamber. It is a well-known and well-known excellent traditional play. In the play, the exquisitely carved maid, the matchmaker, finally betrothed Miss Yingying to Zhang Sheng in order to fulfill the happy marriage between Zhang Junrui and Cui Yingying, so that "all shall be well, jack shall have Jill".
The old man under the moon, the old man under the moon, the husband under the moon, the old man under the moon, originated from Li Fuyan's "Continued Mysteries, Engagement Shop" in the Tang Dynasty. A scholar named Wei Gu passed by Song Cheng at night and met an old man sitting on the side of the road, carrying a big bag and reading a big book in the moonlight. Wei Gu asked him kindly what book he was looking for. The old man replied that this is the marriage certificate of everyone in the world. Gu Wei asked the old man what was in his big pocket. The old man replied, "If you tie men's and women's feet with a red rope, as long as you tie a man's and a woman's feet on the red rope, even a sworn enemy or a stranger thousands of miles away will definitely form a husband and wife." Because I don't know the name of the old man, I call it the old man under the moon, or simply the old man under the moon, or my husband or grandfather under the moon.
"Know the guest", "Ke Fan" and "Ke Fanren" are from The Book of Songs: "What about Ke Fan? How about getting a wife? Media is not allowed. " "The Doctrine of the Mean": "Beat grams with grams." Later, they called the matchmaker "Ke Fan" or "Ke Fan" and called the matchmaker "Zhike". For example, Song and Wu's "Marriage Dream": "Cut off two notices and post another day." Vernacular Note: In the old-fashioned wedding, the matchmaker is also called "Waco" and the matchmaker is "Keke", which proves that the matchmaker is an indispensable role. The ancient meaning of this sentence is: "How can I cut off a big branch?" Don't chop without an axe; How can I get my wife? You can't get married without a matchmaker
In ancient times, matchmakers were also called "Iceman" or "Big Ice" or "Ice Making". Legend has it that Ling Huce of the Jin Dynasty dreamed that he was standing on the ice and talking to people on the ice. After waking up, the matchmaker made the dreamer predict, and the dreamer said, "Ice is Yang, ice is Yin, and Yin and Yang are also things. The poem says:' A scholar is like a wife, ice is not calm', and marriage is also a matter. You are on the ice, and you talk to people on the ice. This is a matter of duplicity, and the media is also involved. Junyi married as a matchmaker. " Later people call it "making ice" to give people a medium.
"Baoshan" comes from a dream of red mansions 1 19: "He said that Mr. Zhong was not at home, his first wife was the winner, and his uncle was Baoshan." So in the old society, the matchmaker was also called "Baoshan".
There was a word "matchmaker" in Ming and Qing dynasties, which was also used to refer to matchmaker. However, because the matchmaker has a glib tongue, her words are often not worthy of the name, so the word "matchmaker" is slightly derogatory. The so-called "three aunts and six grandmothers" in Ming Dow and Zong Yi's "Dropping out of Farming" usually refers to a woman who talks a lot but does nothing.
"Horse" is also called "horse". Also known as "horse". Refers to a person who matches men and women, but can't have proper sex. The fourth and fifth scenes "Zhang Xie's No.1 Scholar" Wu Song celebrities: "I hit the flower lady, and the people who read the newspaper: I sang" Prince You Simen "and bumped into a horse." Shen Mingjing's "Ambush Knight": "If you have a good match, let me know. If I can be a horse, I will spend some money. " The 24th chapter of the Water Margin: "Wang Po said with a smile,' Being a matchmaker is always the same. I can be a bitch, I can hold my waist, I can take care of the young, I can talk about customs, and I can be Mapo Six. "In the Qing Dynasty, Chu people awarded Jian Xuan Guang Ma Prostitute:" People call the matchmaker a horse and don't understand its meaning. Occasionally I see "breaking the record":' Every stallion in the north will walk more than ten laps, and all the stallions will follow him, but they will not enter other stables ... To sum up, each stallion will use six horses, so it is called Ma Liuboye? Nie Gannu's On Wu Dalang: His life was destroyed by adulterers, adulterers and Ma Liu Bo!
"Ice Media" and "Moon Charm" come from the second edition of "A Thousand Words of Boudoir Instructions" published by Wu Zhaogui and Zhen Xilin in Guangxu period: husband and wife are thieves, and the contract notes Zhu Sheng. On the ice moon, the two sexes meet.