The scalper party is commonly known as the scalper. Ticket scalpers are called "patchwork" in Beijing jargon and "scalpers" in Shanghai. In recent years, they are also called "piling molds" in Shanghai dialect, and there is a more vivid metaphor to call them "ticket bugs".

In the old society, rickshaws wore yellow vests, so they usually traveled in this kind of car. Because of its low price, people call it a "scalper" car. Later, traffic developed, but train tickets and bus tickets were hard to buy. Because rickshaw drivers often run in railway stations and bus stations, they are familiar with selling tickets at stations, and some people ask them for help to buy tickets. rickshaw drivers also get a certain tip, but not much.