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The Humorous Origin of "Dog Shit Luck"
In the old society of China, rural areas used 💩 as fertilizer, which had considerable economic value. Those who collected more 💩 in the early morning could exchange it for money to buy rice, and were humorously referred to as having "dog poop luck." This slang has now evolved into a humorous way to describe unexpected good fortune. To be honest, I also want to have 💩 luck today!
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The Wise Dialogue between Su Dongpo and Fo Yin
During the Song Dynasty, Su Dongpo sat in meditation with Master Foyin. Afterward, Su Dongpo asked what he resembled, and Foyin replied, "Like a Buddha." Su Dongpo jokingly said that Foyin looked like "💩" and proudly told his sister Su Xiaomei when he got home. However, Su Xiaomei pointed out the Zen philosophy: what you see reflects your inner self. This story uses "💩" as a starting point to humorously convey profound Buddhist wisdom!
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The festive fun of Jiangnan's "Dog Shit Fragrance"
In the Jiangnan region (such as Suzhou and Wuxi), the 30th day of the seventh lunar month is the birthday of the Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, and there is a local custom of "burning 💩 incense." According to the Qing Dynasty's "Qing Jialu," this is not real 💩, but rather a game where children stack bricks and tiles to build towers and burn fake amber, referred to as "💩 incense." This custom showcases the childlike fun of the festival and the creativity of local culture!
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The archaeological value of dog poop fossils
In archaeology, 💩 fossils are valuable materials for studying ancient life. Preserved for thousands of years, 💩 can reveal the symbiotic relationship between ancient humans and dogs, dietary habits, and environmental changes. For example, grain residues found in 💩 demonstrate that dogs shared food with humans. This "coprolite archaeology" makes 💩 a wonderful bridge connecting history and modern times!
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The contribution of dog feces in ancient agriculture
In ancient China, 💩 was used as a natural fertilizer to promote crop growth. Farmers would ferment 💩 and apply it to the fields, improving soil fertility and aiding in harvests. This simple method of resource recycling reflects the wisdom of ancient people in utilizing natural ecology.
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The humor of dog shit and folk tales
In some Chinese folk tales, 💩 is often given a humorous role. For example, there is a story about a poor man who became rich by picking up 💩 and selling it, ultimately becoming the "lucky one" that the village talks about. These stories celebrate the combination of hard work and opportunity with exaggerated techniques, filled with an optimistic spirit!
Indeed, dog poop 💩 has a strong cultural and practical attribute throughout history and across cultures, with a meme-like quality. Let's Yap together!
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