What does Paoge mean?

First of all, I want to explain the society.

Originated in Sichuan and Chongqing, the Gervais Society is a huge and far-reaching secret association organization active in the Yangtze River valley in modern China. The gerocomium had a great influence on the Sichuan and Hunan armies, and also on the revolution in the late Qing Dynasty. Like Hong Men (Heaven and Earth Society) and green gang, the old people's home is a social group spontaneously composed of the lower classes, and it is a non-governmental organization.

Second, Paoge.

There are two explanations for Sichuan nursing home members being called Paoge. One is a brother in the same robe, which means taking it from the Book of Songs without clothes. On the other hand, robes are homophonic with cells, which means brothers like compatriots. The two explanations are roughly the same. Paoge Club is the common name of a folk gang organization in Sichuan (including Chongqing now) during the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, and it is also called Gelaohui in other areas. Paoge Club originated in the late Qing Dynasty and prevailed in the Republic of China. Paoge Club, together with green gang and Hongmen, were the three major folk gangs at that time.

Finally, the Paoge family.

As a gang member, what do you call yourself?