The meaning of gluttony: gluttony is a kind of god beast in ancient legends of China. It is said that it is one of the nine sons of the dragon and has a big appetite.
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The extended meaning of gluttony:
The first act of Cao Yu's Peking Man: "And he is the most particular about eating. He is a famous glutton and is good at tasting the beauty and evil of food. " Gourmet food, so stand in the tripod cover. He also said that gluttony is called gluttony, so gourmets are commonly known as "gourmets"; Greed for money means greed for human nature.
"Gluttony" is a fierce beast in ancient Chinese legends, and its biggest feature is that it can eat. It is an imaginary mysterious monster. This monster has no body, because he eats too much of his own body, only a big head and a big mouth. He was so greedy that he finally ate himself. It is a symbol of greed, so it is often used to describe people who are greedy or greedy.
Later generations exaggerated the gluttonous part of the gluttonous image. Su Dongpo once wrote "Gourmet Fu", saying: "The beauty of polymers is to support my gourmets", which adds cuteness to gourmets, and friends who like food are also called "gourmets".
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Baidu encyclopedia-gluttony