What is the Long Tail?

The long tail is a slang term for "birthday". It is said in the North and the South, and there is a source, usually referring to the elders' birthdays to the younger ones. 16 years old is the most important birthday, and parents will say that the tail grows once a year.

Long tail

Words from Beijingers are only used by ordinary and juniors, indicating that they are intimate and somewhat joking.

At the full moon, my grandmother gave her grandson a skirt,

Children s birthday, today is your long tail, be obedient, pigs and dogs have tails. Compare children to pigs and dogs, Lord Yan will not charge them, so they mainly entrust a beautiful moral meaning, the children are good to feed, Similar to children's nicknames like dog eggs, stones and the like.

Postscript: In some "democratic" (or "true understanding of modern human values") families, sometimes the younger generation also celebrates the elder's birthday, and wishes the elder's long tail, and the elders are safe and healthy, provided that the elders don't mind the title, and That s the meaning of the new age for the birthday long tail.

"Long tail" is a proverb that scolds people "Do not close the door". People came in with their tails still outside. Inconvenient to close the door immediately. Take care of yourself, not others. Popular in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.