What does grinding tofu mean?

When it comes to grinding tofu, "Westward Journey" may be the most well-known source. Uncle Da's high school champion returned, and the two ladies cried with joy. Uncle Da said, "It's hard work for you ladies to grind tofu," and the expressions of the two ladies immediately became shy. This feeling and scene are so imaginative.

But after all, the two ladies were indeed working hard to buy tofu. So all you can say is "I know you drove but I have no proof".

So where is the evidence? In "Tang Bohu Spots Autumn Fragrance".

In Washington, "No grinding tofu" is hung on the wall as a rule for servants, just like the school rules for truant Weilong, to intimidate the servants. There is no work process for grinding tofu in Washington. Since roasting chicken wings can be done openly, why is the ancient craft of grinding tofu banned? It can be seen that there is a profound meaning behind it. If you still feel that the evidence is not conclusive enough, you can take a look at what is written next to "No grinding of tofu"? It says "No kites allowed." A paper kite is a paper airplane.

To understand the meaning of grinding tofu, we first need to understand "eating tofu".

According to historical records, "The method of tofu began with Liu An in Huainan." At that time, Liu An, the grandson of Liu Bang, and King of Huainan, in order to seek the elixir of immortality, made elixirs with soybeans, brine and other substances in Bagong Mountain, Shouxian County, Anhui Province. He accidentally made tofu that was "as white as pure jade and as thin as condensed fat". After tofu came out in the early Western Han Dynasty, it quickly became a very popular snack among the people. The popular way to eat it at that time was to put a large piece of tofu in a bowl, sprinkle with condiments, and cut it into small pieces with a knife before eating. As a result, countless such tofu fast food restaurants appeared in the market. At that time, there was a tofu shop jointly owned by a husband and wife on Chang'an Street. The proprietress was beautiful, and she often ate tofu, which had beautifying properties. Naturally, it had fine skin and tender meat, so she was known as the "Tofu Beauty". In order to attract customers, "Tofu Xishi" will inevitably show off her coquettish behavior, which attracts the men around her to go to the tofu shop to flirt with the proprietress in the name of "eating tofu", and even do things, such as touching the delicate hands of the proprietress while paying copper coins. As a result, jealous wives are dissatisfied and often reprimand their husbands with "Did you eat tofu again today?" Later, "eating tofu" became synonymous with men being frivolous about women.

"Ji Gong" restores this scene very vividly. The ninth generation of prostitutes came up with a new way to attract customers. Anyone who helps buy tofu can be accompanied by someone else.

Over time, eating tofu and tofu have become sexual lingo. The tofu is soft and slippery and fits the characteristics of women's bodies very well. So the meaning of grinding tofu is very clear. It refers to two or more women using cross positions to rub each other's sensitive parts of the body (including arms and belly) to obtain pleasure. This is non-penetrative sex.

Closer to home, grinding tofu in modern times is purely for pleasure and excitement, but in ancient times it was most likely out of helplessness.

Sexual repression was very serious in ancient times, and some men could still seek sexual intercourse. Women, especially women with low status, could only use this method to release their sexual desires. No wonder Uncle Da said, "It's hard work for the lady to grind the tofu."

Grinding tofu may have been a very dangerous thing in ancient times, and you might even lose your life. According to historical records, Queen Chen, who started grinding tofu, was very lonely after falling out of favor, so she found a witch. Later, when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty found out, he killed Queen Chen. More than 300 people were implicated and killed.

According to the "Book of Han: Biography of Wife's Relatives", it is said: Later, he coerced women to flatter him, which made him quite aware. In the fifth year of Yuanguang (129 BC), he was cured of the disease. The woman Chu Fu and others sat down to offer sacrifices and curses to the queen's witchcraft temple. She was treasonous and unethical, and more than 300 people were executed. Chufu was in the market.

Homosexual behavior is not against the rules of Taoism in China. In addition to many male lovers, Yu Xuanji, a versatile and romantic female Taoist priest in the Tang Dynasty, also had female lovers.

There is an article recording current events in Zhu Huixiang's "Mingzhai Xiaoshi" in the Qing Dynasty. The title is ((Two daughters died together), which describes the relationship between the concubine of an academy master and his best friend.

If homosexuality among empresses, palace maids, female Taoist priests, and neglected wives and concubines may be a matter of situation, the prevalence of lesbianism in the south during the Ming and Qing dynasties was entirely voluntary. In contrast, this kind of homosexual relationship is much more stable among the sericulture girls in Shunde, Guangdong. They form an alliance by blood and never marry outside. **, forever, living in a house called the "grandmother's house"

After finishing the post, I suddenly felt hungry and wanted to eat a bowl of tofu pudding.