Ancient Yangzhou rich merchants bought and sold poor women to fulfill their perverted psychological needs. Thin Horse is an insulting term for women, meaning that they can be destroyed and ravaged at will, as if they were enslaved and abused as weak horses.

"Yangzhou thin horse" refers to Yangzhou in ancient times is the two Huaihuai (Huainan and Huabei) salt merchants settlement, salt merchants can be said to be rich, living a life of luxury comparable to that of the royal family, their affluence from this also feed a large number of its survival of the industry, "raising thin horse "is one of them. Yangzhou thin horse they are catering to the perverted psychological needs of the salt merchants and produced.

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The origin of the name "thin horse"

To the Ming and Qing dynasties, "raising thin horse First funded the poor families in the face of good-looking girls to buy back after training, teaching them to sing and dance, qin, chess, calligraphy and painting, and when they grew up, they sold with the rich as concubines or into the Qinlou Chukuan, so as to make money from it.

Because of the poor women are skinny, "thin horse" from the name. When you first buy a girl, it's just a little more than a dozen kanji, and when she gets married, you can earn up to a thousand five hundred taels. General people see profitable, competing to follow the example of the trend, the Ming Dynasty Yangzhou salt merchants monopolize the national salt transport industry, the waist of ten thousand coins, rich in the world, so at that time in the country, Yangzhou, "raising thin horse" wind most prevalent.