Bandit: The king of heaven covers the tiger of earth! (You are so brave! Dare you anger your ancestors?)

Yang Zirong: The pagoda suppresses the river demon! (In that case, let me fall from the mountain to death or drown in the river.)

"The king of heaven covers the tiger on the ground, and the pagoda suppresses the river demon" is a fragment of the Peking Opera "Taking the Tiger Mountain by Wisdom", which is accurate It's a slang term.

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Black dialect was created by various groups or groups in civil society, especially secret societies, out of various cultural customs and communication needs during the feudal society period in China. Some cryptic words are characterized by evading hidden meanings and referring to things in erroneous ways.

In "Lin Hai Xue Yuan", it is written that when Yang Zirong entered Weihu Mountain, it recorded a lot of Northeastern slang. Like "Which way can the mushrooms go? What's the price?" "The king of heaven covers the tigers of the earth, and the pagoda suppresses the river monsters."

Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia slang