People in China often call a person who doesn't speak seriously, does things seriously, does things casually and makes a fool of himself or "250". According to research, there are roughly the following possible sources:
1 originated from the story of the Warring States Period. During the Warring States Period, there was a lobbyist named Su Qin, who was impressed by the Six Kingdoms. He was very powerful at that time, but he also made many enemies. Later, he was finally killed in Qi State. The King of Qi was very angry and wanted to avenge Su Qin, but he couldn't find the murderer at the moment, so he came up with a plan to cut off Tai Su's head from his body and hang it on the city gate, and a notice was posted next to it, which read: "Su Qin was a spy, and he killed him with 1,200 gold. I hope to get a reward. " As soon as the poster was put up, four people claimed to have killed Su Qin themselves. Qi Wang said: "This is not allowed to be faked!" All four insisted that they did it. The king of Qi said, "One thousand two hundred gold, how much do you four get each?" The four people said in unison: "One person is 250." The king of Qi was furious and said, "Somebody, push these four' 250s' out and behead them!" The word "250" was handed down in this way.
2. Stories from the Tang Dynasty. The "mayor" scene in Chang 'an in the Tang Dynasty was very powerful, and there was a huge ceremonial team when going on patrol. The official name of the small official escorting the way in front is "Drinking Wu Bai", with a long pole in his hand, driving the pioneers. Later, Wu Bai was added as two people, but Chang 'an people did not call them Er Wu Bai's. But they are called 500, so everyone is called 250, and because everyone has a long pole in his hand, he is also called Er Ganzi. This shows that Chang 'an people dislike officials who abuse power for personal gain. Today, two hundred and fifty and two Ganzi have become synonymous with reckless, rude and rude people.
3. From folklore. Once upon a time, there was a scholar who forgot to eat, sleep and study hard in order to gain fame, but he never won a prize in his life and even had no son. In his later years, the old scholar was finally disheartened and indifferent to fame and fortune. Instead, I was very satisfied with my son and added two talents. The scholar recalled the success or failure of his life and couldn't help feeling deeply, so he named his two sons: one was success and the other was failure. From then on, the scholar studied behind closed doors at home and lived happily. One day, the scholar told his wife, "I'm going to the market." You urge your second son to write at home. The eldest son writes 300, and the youngest son writes 200. " After the scholar came back from the fair, he asked his second son how to study hard at home. The old lady replied, "I wrote it, but it's not enough. It's more than enough. Both of them are 250! "
4, from the push to the nine. Pai Jiu is a gambling tool, which consists of two cards, namely "Baner" (four points) and "Wu Yao" (six points). These two cards together form ten points, which is called "shooting ten" in the gambling activities of pushing Pai Jiu. It is the smallest point in the ninth row, and anyone is bigger than it. It can't "eat" any cards, so later people used the word "Banerwu" (short for "He") to refer to those who can't do anything well and can't control anything. After a long time, I will call "two boards and five" "two hundred and fifty". In Hong Kong, it is also customarily called "Erwuzai".
A Chinese book in a middle school says that ancient people used silver in two parts. Generally speaking, 520 is an integer unit, wrapped in paper. At that time, 520 was a "letter" and 252 was a "half-sealed" silver. Because it was homophonic with "semi-crazy", people later called the madman "250".
6. Once upon a time, there was a fool whose family was in decline. One day, he went to sell a family heirloom, which said "sold 258 Liang". As a result, when he sold it, someone bargained with him. If he wanted it, he gave 250 taels and sold 250 taels of gold. Many people laughed at him for missing eight taels of gold and being an idiot. From then on, people called the confused person 250.
7. In modern times, it is said that some people learn the songs of the singer Wu Bai, but they can't learn them at all. Some people say that he is at most half a hundred.
8. "Medium-cooked" in Tengzhou dialect in Shandong province means "250". Here, fools or people who are not serious, careless and like to make a fool of themselves are called "semi-cooked" (pronounced "semi-floating").
9. It is said that everyone has a stupid index relative to IQ. The average person's stupid index is around 200, and it will rise to 250 if he is not careful, so he often makes some small mistakes in his daily life. The murderer's stupidity index is as high as 20 thousand, 200 thousand.
What do people mean when they say I'm 250?
The origin of two hundred and fifty:
I chatted with an American who studied Chinese the other day. She said that people in China think strangely and the word formation of Chinese characters is unreasonable. I asked why I saw it. She said that a door with a mouth is asking, I don't know where this is and where it is. Another example is a prison with a cell, with a roof above and cows below. It seems that prisons in China are dedicated to raising cattle, not people. I asked if there was anything else, and she said too much, such as the assistance of counseling and the jurisdiction of the jurisdiction, which was actually next to the car. I don't know what this has to do with cars. Is it possible to help people manage people with cars? I said of course, in fact, these two words are most suitable for the national conditions of the United States. You see, if you are too poor to even have a car, of course you can't move and you can't take care of yourself. Can you still help people manage people?
Americans are sincere. I'm kidding. You must declare that I'm joking, or you'll take the wooden stick seriously. I saw her eyes wide open, so I said, I'm kidding. What did your teacher say? She said the teacher said just remember, so why bother? It's really annoying -This MM is not fluent in Chinese. A few words coming out of my teeth make me very angry, but they are very clear.
I said, with so much knowledge of Chinese characters, your teacher must be afraid that you can't understand them, so I won't say it, otherwise it's a long story and there's not much time to nag you.
No, he is a * * *, 250! -it seems that idiot is not enough. She added a Chinese swear word where she learned it to emphasize.
And live! You said he was 250. Do you know why the number 250 is so abused?
I don't know, she said honestly, about 250 people invented this word.
No, the person who invented this word is very clever. Only those who swear without knowing the reason are really 250.
Let me know if you can.
I don't have the ability, but I can tell you. In ancient times, the most popular currency in China was silver. Silver is sealed, every 520 is a letter, and half of 520 is 252, right? It is necessary to ask this question because Americans are not good at math. If you ask ten people how much half of 500 is, five people will say I don't know, two people will say let me think, the other two will take out paper and pen, and the last one will say 240.
She really thought about it and said it was right.
So since 520 is a letter, half of it, 252, is a half letter. Sealing is homophonic with madness, so 250 is a swearing word.
Ah, I see.
That's it. China people are more conservative. If you call names directly, it's too ugly to say that you are a pig or * * *. We also have the saying that you are a pig, but it is a little more complicated, like dogs, boars and women in Fujian dialect.
What does "250" mean?
In daily life, people often call people who don't speak seriously, do things seriously, do things casually and make a fool of themselves as fools or "250".
The origin of "250" has the following viewpoints:
One is a story from the Warring States period. Su Qin was a lobbyist during the Warring States Period. He was deeply impressed by the six countries. He was very powerful at that time, but he also made many enemies. Later, he was finally killed in Qi. The king of Qi was very angry and wanted to avenge Su Qin. But he couldn't find the murderer at the moment, so he thought of a plan to cut off Tai Su's head from the body and hang it on the city gate, with a notice posted next to it saying, "Su Qin was a spy, and he killed him with 1,200 gold. I hope to get a reward. " As soon as the poster was put up, four people claimed to have killed Su Qin themselves. Qi Wang said: "This is not allowed to be faked!" All four insisted that they did it. The king of Qi said, "One thousand two hundred gold, how much do you four get each?" The four people said in unison: "One person is 250." The king of Qi was furious and said, "Somebody, push these four' 250s' out and behead them!" The word "250" was handed down in this way.
Secondly, there was once a scholar who tried to become famous and forgot to eat and sleep, but he never won a prize in his life and even his son was not born. In his later years, the old scholar was finally disheartened and indifferent to fame and fortune, so he was happy with his son and had a double birthday in his later years. The scholar recalled the success or failure of his life, so he was deeply moved. So he named his two sons: one succeeded and the other failed. From then on, the scholar taught at home behind closed doors and lived happily. One day, the scholar told his wife, "I'm going to the market." At home, you should urge your second son to write, the eldest son to write 300 and the youngest son to write 200. " After the scholar came back from the fair, he asked his second son how to study hard at home. His wife replied, "I wrote it, but it's not enough. It's more than enough. Both of them are 250! "
Thirdly, Jing Zhao Yin, the "mayor" of Chang 'an in the Tang Dynasty, had great power and had a huge ceremonial team when he went on patrol. In front of the escorting beadle, official name is Wu Bai, holding a long pole, rushing to pioneer. Later, the number of "Wu Bai" increased to two, but Chang 'an people didn't call them two Wu Bai's, but called them * * * Wu Bai, so a single Wu Bai was dubbed as 250, and because each of them had a long pole in his hand, it was also called two shots. Today, two hundred and fifty and two poles are synonymous with recklessness, rudeness and rudeness.
But the more valid argument comes from China's monetary unit of measurement. In the past, 10 silver was an ingot, 500 pieces were a letter, and 250 pieces were "half sealed", which was homophonic "half crazy". After a long time, people gradually use "250" (half crazy) to describe those stupid and reckless.
What does "250" mean?
The origin of two hundred and fifty:
I chatted with an American who studied Chinese the other day. She said that people in China think strangely and the word formation of Chinese characters is unreasonable. I asked why I saw it. She said that a door with a mouth is asking, I don't know where this is and where it is. Another example is a prison with a cell, with a roof above and cows below. It seems that prisons in China are dedicated to raising cattle, not people. I asked if there was anything else, and she said too much, such as the assistance of counseling and the jurisdiction of the jurisdiction, which was actually next to the car. I don't know what this has to do with cars. Is it possible to help people manage people with cars? I said of course, in fact, these two words are most suitable for the national conditions of the United States. You see, if you are too poor to even have a car, of course you can't move and you can't take care of yourself. Can you still help people manage people?
Americans are sincere. I'm kidding. You must declare that I'm joking, or you'll take the wooden stick seriously. I saw her eyes wide open, so I said, I'm kidding. What did your teacher say? She said the teacher said just remember, so why bother? It's really annoying -This MM is not fluent in Chinese. A few words coming out of my teeth make me very angry, but they are very clear.
I said, with so much knowledge of Chinese characters, your teacher must be afraid that you can't understand them, so I won't say it, otherwise it's a long story and there's not much time to nag you.
No, he is a * * *, 250! -it seems that idiot is not enough. She added a Chinese swear word where she learned it to emphasize.
And live! You said he was 250. Do you know why the number 250 is so abused?
I don't know, she said honestly, about 250 people invented this word.
No, the person who invented this word is very clever. Only those who swear without knowing the reason are really 250.
Let me know if you can.
I don't have the ability, but I can tell you. In ancient times, the most popular currency in China was silver. Silver is sealed, every 520 is a letter, and half of 520 is 252, right? It is necessary to ask this question because Americans are not good at math. If you ask ten people how much half of 500 is, five people will say I don't know, two people will say let me think, the other two will take out paper and pen, and the last one will say 240.
She really thought about it and said it was right.
So since 520 is a letter, half of it, 252, is a half letter. Sealing is homophonic with madness, so 250 is a swearing word.
Ah, I see.
That's it. China people are more conservative. If you call names directly, it's too ugly to say that you are a pig or * * *. We also have the saying that you are a pig, but it is a little more complicated, like dogs, boars and women in Fujian dialect.
What does 250 mean?
People in China often call a person who doesn't speak seriously, does things seriously, does things casually and makes a fool of himself or "250".
According to textual research, there are roughly the following possible sources: [Edit this paragraph] 1. Judging from the story of the Warring States Period, there was a historical figure named Su Qin, who was a strategist. He persuaded Qi, Chu, Yan, Zhao, Wei and North Korea to unite and form an alliance to deal with the enemy of Qin, which won the appreciation of the great powers and kings and was named as the prime minister, which was called "the six countries sealed each other" in history.
When Su Qin played an active role in Qi, he met an assassin. Su Qin was stabbed in the chest and died that night. The King of Qi was very angry after hearing the news and immediately ordered the murderer to be caught. But the assassin has escaped without a trace. Where can he catch him? The King of Qi had a brainwave and came up with a clever plan to lure the snake out of the hole. He ordered Su Qin's head to be cut off, and his body was whipped with a whip, so that his head was covered with blood. Then he hung his bloody head at the city gate and posted a yellow list, which read: "Su Qin was a big spy and deserved to die. The king of Qi always wanted to kill him, but he didn't think of any good way. Fortunately, he did it. As soon as this list came out, someone took the bait. Four people came to receive the reward, and they all insisted that Su Qin had killed himself.
So the soldiers "invited" them to see the king of Qi. The King of Qi gnashed his teeth when he saw the four of them. But he still solemnly asked: "How to divide this 1200 gold?" These four people didn't know that they had been cheated, but they were so happy that they immediately replied, "This is easy to handle,1000 ÷ 4 = 250,250 each." After listening to this, the King of Qi was still thinking about the reward in high spirits and was furious: "Push these four 250 out and behead them!" These four men became scapegoats and were killed.
The real assassin, said to be a killer sent by the State of Qin, has already fled back to the State of Qin. Since then, the folk have left a saying of 250, which is often used to describe fools, idiots and people who are confused by wealth and color.