Really? Tip? What do these two words mean? Eat? The kind that eats and leaves. So-called? Tip? In fact, it is to send the tip of the tongue. The only thing that can send the tip of the tongue is food, so? Tip? This word will be used to mean eating. Whether in ancient times or now, it is inevitable to be hungry during the journey. Especially in ancient times when traffic was inconvenient, travelers always had to walk a long way to meet hotels, so at this time they would enter hotels for dinner or rest for one night. so this is it？ Guest, tip or hotel? ? This classic line.

Guest, tip or hotel? ? This line has appeared in many costume dramas. What does it simply convey? Just have a meal and leave? Or stay one night before you leave? ? Words? Tip? This word is widely used in Yuan, Ming and Qing novels. For example, it was involved in Li Ruzhen's novel The Edge of the Mirror Flower in the Qing Dynasty? For example, every time you stop on the road, the bartender will kill the chickens and ducks as soon as he hears that he is a first-class passerby. ? Story plot.

? Tip? This word was discovered by later scholars and probably originated from? Make a fire? This word. The ancients always had to make a fire when cooking, so the action of making a fire was often closely linked with cooking, and cooking was linked with eating. So slowly, striking a light is used to mean eating. ? Make a fire? This word began to appear in the Yuan Dynasty, and it was first mentioned in a Yuan Song called "Dream of the Huangliangmeng", but it still means to make a fire temporarily. However, it was also mentioned in The West Chamber and Water Margin of the Yuan Dynasty? Make a fire? This means eating on the trip.

Here now? Tip? This word is classified as a dialect, which exists in Beijing, Tianjin, Sichuan and Guangdong dialects, but its specific meaning is different. Among them, Beijing and Tianjin? Tip? It means to eat on the way, Sichuan? Tip? It's a snack, but it's from Guangdong? Tip? It means cutting in line.