What the hell does monkey sent a funny man mean?

"Are you a monkey sent here to make fun of me" has some playful flavor, indicating that you want to make sure things are not true, are you kidding? It is mainly used to joke and be cute when talking to others.

The original sentence reads: "Are you the rescuer sent by the monkey? It is what Red Child said to the Bodhisattva invited by Wukong in the Journey to the West, damaging people. Later, in a comedy show, Guo Degang also said to Qian, "Are you a monkey's comedian?" and the phrase slowly became popular.

Expanded Information

The word "teasing" is also an Internet language that has been included in the latest edition of the Oxford Dictionary. According to the principle of synthetic words can be understood as: quite amusing two than. Simply put, it means that someone is very amusing, a little bit of a fool, a little bit cute.

About the origin of the word amusing, there are a lot of different sayings on the Internet, the most common are two, the first one, comes from the Khan Amusing Bibi Wu, Khan Amusing Bibi Wu, is a traditional Chinese short story told. A long time ago, there was a man whose name was Tea, he was very strong in martial arts, but Tea was very sweaty, so everyone liked to call him Khan Tea.

One day, Khan Tea was going to compete with a man in a martial arts competition, but the weather was very cold that day, and the wind was blowing from the north, and Tea, who loved to sweat, was very afraid of the cold, so he lost the competition, and he never competed in a martial arts competition again. And this is the story of the sweat tease than the martial arts, people from then on will be referred to as the tease.