The development of Yao Xing

At the end of the curtain, Japanese folks gradually began to mark "six obscenities" on their calendars. After entering the Meiji era, the inscriptions on calendars predicting bad luck were regarded as superstitions and banned by the government. Only "Liu Yao" was preserved because it was not classified as superstition. So that it spread quickly among the people and spread widely after World War II.

"Six obsidians" stipulate bad luck and fortune, and many of them are related to gambling. It was originally used by gamblers to decide whether to bet or not. Therefore, in today's Japan, the betting lottery printed by state-owned gambling institutions will also be printed with "Six Obsids".

The original version of six Obsids is slightly different from the current version. Daan, Ling Lian, Su Xi, Chikou, Xiaoji and Kong Wu are the six prostitutes in The Stone Forest. Great Li Shu includes Tai 'an, lingering, red mouth, alms and virtual death. Later, it became "Daan", "Friendship", "First Victory", "Red Mouth", "First Denial" and "Buddha Extinction" in oral communication, and then it was deliberately changed to become a popular version.