What does dust dance mean?

Dust dance, a dance name, is used to sacrifice or pray to heaven, earth and god. This is the most solemn etiquette in ancient times. The ancients were bold and straightforward, devoted to dancing and danced in the dust, hence the name.

Later literati, in poetry and drama, often used "dust dance" to describe the etiquette of welcoming the monarch, which is an exaggeration in literature. China culture is profound and profound, and the key lies in its inheritance, development and changes.

After five thousand years of variation, the original intention of "dust dance" has changed. Smart Wuhan people literally describe a person as "arrogant", which is quite vivid.

In the folk, word of mouth, coupled with the sound change, people changed the homonym of "dust dance" to "Wuyang Road", and derived words such as "Wuyang River" and "Wuyang River".

"Look at him, pulling the banner of tiger skin, arrogant, thinking that he is a great person, but he is actually a decent person!" These homophonic words are widely used in spoken language, which are popular, straightforward and full of life breath.