Marius

Marius

Maliu, a Chinese word, is pronounced m ǎ Li ú, meaning macaque.

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1. The same as "Ma Liu". Ancient South China Sea national name. It's said that he is the descendant of the soldiers of Ma Yuan's southern expedition.

In the book of the new Tang Dynasty, biography of Nanman, Huan Wang, it is said that "there are only ten families who can't keep the aid of the Western barbarians, and they all have the surname of Ma. It's so popular that it's called "Maliu Ren."

Duan Chengshi's Youyang Zazu Jingyi in the Tang Dynasty said, "Ma Fubo has ten remaining soldiers who will not return. He lives in shouqia county and has married himself. There are two hundred families, and they live in Maliu. Food and clothing are the same as Huatong. "

In the poem "send Mr. Chen Qiutian's officer Changning" written by huishiqi in Qing Dynasty, "when the city was in Wuhu, the residents were mostly Maliu people."

According to Zhang Binglin's preface to the book of Chenshu, caste I, "Ma, the surname is also, and the kuizu of yuan (Ma Yuan) is Maliu (called Maliu in Sui and Tang Dynasties, and now called Maliu). Their race is based on their surnames. "

2. The city language of Song Dynasty is monkey.

The first collection of yuyinconghua in Tiaoxi, notes of the Song Dynasty, quoted Tongjiang Shihua as saying: "when LV Huiqing visited Jingdong, LV Tianzi was thin. When he talked, he liked to draw with both hands. The eyes of the society said" saying Maliu ", and then he put together seven words to say" saying Maliu is a visit. "

Shao Bo of Song Dynasty, Volume 10 of "after hearing and seeing", said: "today's monkeys are for horses, and they look like human ears." Refer to Li Shizhen's Compendium of Materia Medica, animal IV, macaque of Ming Dynasty. See horse flow.

3. Maliu, Cantonese (Dongguan, Guancheng, Kaiping, Guangdong). It's a metaphor for an active child.

In 1911, Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty wrote in the annals of Dongguan County: "those who scold children for jumping over the beam are called shanman, or ~"

According to the local records of Kaiping county published by Hong Kong Minsheng book company, "it's called" Maliu monkey "to scold children who are active, and it's also called ~"

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It means for macaques.