The heavenly king covers the earth tiger, which is originally used to mean men and women. The heavenly king refers to men, the earth tiger refers to women, and the cover word refers to one thing attached to another. It means that men are above women. And now it's the code word for making up a hundred things.

The heavenly king was originally called a king, which means more men. The sky is sunny, so I take the heavenly king to refer to men.

The earth tiger originally meant fierceness, meaning more women. Because, women are known as white tigers, and the strongest on the ground is the tiger, and the ground is cloudy, so they refer to the tiger as a woman.

The heavenly king refers to men, the earth tiger refers to women, the cover word refers to one thing attached to another. In this way, everyone will understand, right? It means that men are above women. What to do, everyone understands.

? King Gai Di Hu, Baota Town River Demon? What are these two sentences respectively? Linhai Xueyuan? The bandit leader in the village sat on a mountain carving and questioned Yang Zirong's argot and Yang Zirong's answer: The king of heaven covers the earth-the boss in the forest is coming! The river demon in Baota Town-the boss should also listen to the mountain god. What it actually means is: Does anyone dare to have a drink? Our whole honk is about bottles!

King Gai Di Hu, or some areas to play? Pai Gow? Rule terminology,? King of heaven? Big card? Earth tiger? Cards, naturally? King of heaven? Guy? Earth tiger? Yes. The next sentence, River Demon in Baota Town, is a story about him in the introduction of Classical in Water Margin.