What Does a Jailer Do?

Jailer, prison police in ancient China. Being at the bottom of the ancient ruling class, the social status is not high, and the income is low. Films and television works are often portrayed as negative characters. They generally have the tendency to become inflamed and seduced. They can use their positions to extort and accept bribes, kill lives, and Life is small. They can often play a key role in some major historical events.

[yù zú]

Word : jailer

Pinyin : yùzú

Basic explanation

[prison guard; turnkey]

explain in detail

In the old days, the prisoners' guards were kept in prison.

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In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms," Cao Cao had a head-on attack and was in pain. Hua Yan said that there is wind in his brain, and he has to open his skull to remove the wind. Cao had never heard of it. Suspected Hua Hua wanted to harm him, so he was locked up and killed. Knowing that his life would not be guaranteed this time, Hua Yan would hand over his life-long "Sacral Classic" to the jailer for custody and pass it on for the benefit of the general public. The jailer took it home and hid it at home, thinking that he could "hang the pot to save the world" like Hua Yao in the future. The jailer went home the next day and saw his wife burning this priceless treasure. Frightened, the splitter grabbed the remaining pages.

I just listened to his wife's mouth cursing: It s not enough that such black magic has harmed Huaying's life. You have to follow in the footsteps, true and foolish, jailer sighing, and then look at the remaining pages in his hand, only Go down the two pages of "Pigs and Pheasants", so I went to work as a craftsman who walked to the village of Chuancun, and I took the chicken and bamboo intestines, drank a little wine, and passed on this technique to future generations. The originator of Kaishan who did the same thing ... The deities in the leech were too Bao Daizong, the iron arm Cai Zhong and the one flower Cai Qing were jailers.