Heavenly King Gai Di Hu, Baota Town River Demon. Where did it come from?
The two sentences "Heavenly King Gai Di Hu" and "River Demon in Baota Town" are respectively the argot (slang) of the bandit leader sitting on a mountain carving to question Yang Zirong and Yang Zirong's answer: Heavenly King Gai Di Hu-the boss in the forest is coming! The river demon in Baota Town-the boss should also listen to the mountain god. The above translation is the basic meaning; What it actually means is: Does anyone dare to have a drink? Our whole honk is about bottles!