What if there are two jargon lines on the web page?

In the old days, there was jargon almost every 72 lines, and digital argot was a kind of jargon, also called "secret code" or "secret prefix". In the old society, people were most concerned about the trend of food prices. "Food is the most important thing for the people", "Food prices are rising and people are worried". Therefore, the secret code of the grain and rice line is also very strange. The words "Dandi", "Konggong", "Hengchuan", "Liemu", "Lacking Ugliness", "Broken Big", "Soap Dike", "Maruko" and "Tian Xin" respectively represent ten numbers from one to ten. This is a way to skillfully form a number code by using some strokes of a word or changing the state of a word. For example, take the bottom of the word "Dan" horizontally as the number one, the middle of the word "I" vertically as the number two, the horizontal of the word "Sichuan" as the number three, and leave the heart of the word "Tian" as ten. If we say that "the lack of ugliness is separated", it means the number of "five-eight", and people in the same industry will get the message. The secret code of the ten numbers used by pawn shops is ten words: yes, China, Ren, Gong, Da, Wang, Fu, Jing, Yang and Fei. This password represents numbers by the number of stroke prefixes exposed at the top, bottom, left and right of each word. For example, the word "You" has a head with the number 1, the word "Zhong" has two prefixes with the number 2, the word "Yang" has nine prefixes with the number 9, and the word "Fei" has ten prefixes with the number 10. If we say "Fukui", we are talking about the number "July 8". The code words of the ten numbers used in jumping sedan chair and sedan chair are Di, Zhu, Chun, Luo, Wu, sedan chair, Hua, Fan, Xu and Tian. This digital code is hidden in it. For example, there is a "b" hidden in the word "dig", which is the number "one" and the word "spring" contains the number "three". If we say the word "Hua Luo", we know that it refers to the number "47". When we bargain, people in the same industry will speak with one voice. As for the hardware industry, it is even more special. It uses ten colors to represent numerical codes. Namely brown, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, gray, white and black. As long as you say "Rayna Sue" and "White Brown", you will know that it means "April 7th" and "September 1st". Jewelry shops use the words "heaven", "earth", "light", "time", "sound", "law", "politics", "treasure" and "weight" to represent ten numbers respectively. Its meaning is interesting to say. "Tian" is called "one" because it is the largest. "Land" takes the second place, so it is "two". "Light" refers to the "three lights" of the sun, moon and stars, so it is "three". "Time" means spring, summer, autumn and winter, so it is "four". Taking "sound" as "five" is synonymous with "five" because the ancient scale has five sounds: male, upper, cross, right and Yu. This "method" is "six", which refers to six ancient musical instruments, namely, Huang Zhong, Tu Qun,, Yi Ze and Wu She. "Politics" stands for "Seven", that is, the sun, the moon, fire, wood, gold and earth. "Bao" stands for "eight" and refers to eight perennial succulents such as Sedum, commonly known as "eight treasures", so it stands for "eight". "Ji" is an administrative division in the pre-Qin period, which is divided into nine parts: Hou, Dian, Liang, Cai, Wei, Man, Yi, Zhen and Fan, so "Ji" is regarded as "Nine". "heavy" means repetition, that is, the number of repetitions of one, nine plus one is ten, and it is full, it is ten. There are many kinds and schools of Chinese operas, and the forms and styles of performance techniques are also rich and colorful, thus producing a large number of jargon related to the performing arts of Chinese operas. ☆ Singing jargon: For example, singing the wrong rhyme is "in the way", reading the leucorrhea with a local sound is "cut", pronouncing it as "floating words" and screaming as "pulling an arrow". I accidentally forgot the original words and mixed them with other operas, which were called "water release", "yellow accent" with overtones, "dare to tune" beyond the established tone, "eat snails" with idle words without memorizing words, "walk the board" with out of tune, and "inverted words" with wrong words. ☆ Industry jargon: There are many synonyms in all walks of life: Tsing Yi Dan is "Pingming", martial arts is "fighting hero", Xiao Dan is "not sticking to things", the clean corner is "striving for merit", the clown is "breaking the field" and the last corner is "Ding Ba". ☆ Bricklaying jargon: Various bricklaying also has different names: waist knife is called "waist membrane", copper hammer is called "flower ball", sword is called "body protection", whip is called "walking instead of walking" and flag is called "attracting wind". ☆ Instrumental jargon: Musicians also play a very important role in China traditional operas. Although it is called "backstage", it is directly related to the "foreground" moment. They also have their own jargon: the big gong is called water skiing, the small gong is called bell tip, the cymbal is called water fork, the erhu is called bell ringing, the sheng is called pie mouth, and the Xiao is called waist heart. The appearance of gongs and drums is called "four heads", the class drum is called "five heads", the disorderly drum is called "silk whip" and the lower gongs and drums are called "Yuantian". In addition, according to the specific drama, there are various names of gongs and drums, such as Jifeng, Four Generals, Octagon, Nine Hammer and a Half, Soft Silk Whip, Phoenix Nod, etc. Most of them are Qupai and gongs and drums. ☆ Theater jargon: As a theater of China traditional opera, the theater also has its own jargon. The janitor is called "Wang Qing", the customer is called "Tang Shui" and the dismissed one is called "Fang Tang". ☆ In the jargon of theater tickets, theater tickets are called "head lining", those who don't buy tickets are called "borrowing light", theater tickets are called "Qing Zi" ┅ ┅ and so on. ☆ Other jargon: In the old society, many opera artists were born in poverty and made up a lot of jargon to safeguard their personal interests and industry interests. For example, when I was a child, I studied "sitting in a troupe", the actor's salary was called "Yin Bao", and the teacher of the traveling class was called "hanging a knife". They also use only, egg, yang, pear, mold, dragon, kick, steak and autumn as the hidden codes of numbers one to nine. Brothel jargon is the most complicated, which is not used by other Jianghu artists. This is because prostitutes are associated with everyone, from dignitaries and police officers to hooligans, thieves, hooligans, bandits and bandits. Therefore, prostitutes have to understand the jargon of all kinds of people in order to entertain all kinds of clients. Although the jargon of brothels is complicated, it can be summed up as: 1. Huizong language (argot) II. Slang (inappropriate jargon) 3. "Stick language", after each word, add the word "stick", such as "shopping in the street", it is said that "go to stick street to buy sticks, stick to the east and stick to the west". Four, "Hua Mu Yu", that is, adding the word "Hua Mu" after each word, such as "shopping", is said to be "going to Hua Mu Street to buy Hua Mu Donghua Mu Xi Mu". Five or eight points, use all kinds of ready-made words or idioms, omit the last word, and connect them into one sentence. Such as "fishing and ploughing" (calf)-"Yuanmen chop" (son), that is, "calf". "occupy the mountain" (king) and "inside and outside" (8), that is, "tortoise", "open the cool" (water) and "Yuanmen chop" (son), that is, "water" (in jargon, gambling faucet). "three (Thai)-"iron and blood removal "(treachery), that is," too treacherous ",is even more difficult to understand when some jargon is used. Such as: CSI-the car in the same trade and the inner gang-a gambling foreign code-a foreigner's big board (played with an air gun)-a foreigner's flower leaf-a person who gambles on the big wheel with two playing cards-a thief's small board on the train-a lottery ticket-a small wheel-a thief who steals from the public. Responsible for pulling people out-drawing circles as soon as they are robbed-thieves who drill the wall with iron bars grab tickets-platforms for drawing lots one by one-Lao Wang who specializes in stealing big business-a switch-an old secret who specializes in stealing big business-an old messenger who helps thieves steal things at night-Muhuazi Rabbit-a chess game that cheats money and stinks ideas- Son-the cave where donkeys are sold-business is not easy to spray-one shot from the cave goes to Qing Zi-knife roller-the star shed where soap is sold and thieves are eaten-fooling people. In the old society, hairdressers were called hairdressers and were considered as service industries. However, because everyone can't live without it, the hairdressing industry can be said to occupy two-thirds of all industries, large and small. Barber industry also has its own specific jargon. In southern Jiangsu, its jargon is still very standard, and there is basically no big difference. In a barber shop, everything can be replaced by an incision. For example, the barber shop is called Chaoyang, the stool in the tool is called rickshaw, the rolling scissors are called Laogun, the razor is called, the scissors are called film, the wooden comb is called sparse dragon, the towel is called slippery soap, and the mirror is called shiny. As for all kinds of head shapes, their names are unique. Adults are called Dushan, young people are called Miao, monks are called Lama Donkey, little people are called Red Top, and dead people are called Ximiao. In the process of business operation, the haircut is called "pulling the top of the mountain" and "relying on old skills", the shampoo is called "pulping at the top of the mountain", the inverted shave is called "uphill seedling", the shaving is called "board well", and the back rubbing is called "finishing touch" and "sprinkling ideas". In addition, there are jargon substitutes for hair, braids, beards and shaving speed.