I believe that many small friends love to watch anti-Japanese dramas, especially for the generation of our fathers, who prefer to watch. In the anti-Japanese drama, in addition to gritting their teeth at the damage caused by the Japanese army to our country, everyone also remembers the mantra "Eight Grid Tooth Road" that they often hang on their lips, so what is the meaning of these four words, and why does the Japanese army often hang on their lips? In fact, translated into Chinese words, it hurts more than anything.
As early as the Tang Dynasty, Japan was still a very backward country, and they admired Chinese culture very much at that time. Our attitude toward China is respectful and respectful, and we sincerely send emissaries to learn about our culture. They hope that through learning, they will understand the essence of our culture, and then return to their country to spread it, so as to transform their country and make their country more and more powerful.
Our country has always been a country of etiquette, for the envoys of other countries who came to study and observe, has always been friendly, Japanese envoys in our country to learn a lot of essence, but also to see the prosperity of our Great Tang Dynasty, but with the decline of our country in the late Qing Dynasty, Japan began to covet our territory, the Japanese army to the northeast as a breakthrough, step by step invasion of our country, to our people and economy caused great losses, they are greedy and fierce, in our country "burning, killing, plundering", no evil, often said a sentence is "eight square tooth road" 。
In fact, "Eight Grid Tooth Road" translated into Chinese is "Red Deer Wild Lang", its real meaning refers to a person is extremely stupid, extremely stupid meaning, if a person said these four words to you, it means that he is very disgusted with you, think you have been stupid to the extreme. Of course, in our country, we also habitually say to others, "You are stupid", "you are stupid", etc., but what we call stupid or stupid is actually like a joke. Then I forgot.
However, this is not the case in Japan, japan's hierarchy is very obvious, under normal circumstances, the subordinate can not intimidate the superior, the subordinate is even more unlikely to say to the superior "eight square tooth road" or the like, because in Japan, this sentence is full of insults, even if it is the superior, under normal circumstances, only the subordinate has made a major mistake will use these four words to scold them, so if you say this, it is actually more hurtful than anything.