The curse in the electronic version of Xinhua Dictionary originally refers to praying for ghosts and gods to bring disaster to people they hate, and later refers to cursing: otherwise, she will curse the uneven world. Modern Chinese Dictionary curses Z ǔ zhò u. In the past, he prayed for ghosts and gods to bring disaster to people he hates, but now he refers to curses. Cihai 1. Curses and curses. Xiaoya Who: "Curse yourself". See "curse" Mantra wish (-zhu). Pray for ghosts and gods to add disaster to hostile people. "There is no escape from the book": "Otherwise I will curse". Confucius' Ying Da Shu: "The blessing of disaster means telling God to add disaster and blame, telling God to make a wish, and asking God to add disaster and add disaster." Wei Qingyuan's Chapter 12: "Publish its rumors, condemn its curses, and examine its slander, so that it can be seen, and the head of state is healthy."