What is the moral of the knife?

1. According to Russian tradition, it is not "auspicious" to give a sword and gun. According to Russian customs and traditions, money is needed to buy this sword.

This superstition may have originated in the Viking era. At that time, some people said that if you accept cold weapon gifts such as knives and axes, it means that you are penniless and it is a great insult. If you return a coin, it means you bought it, and it becomes equality and mutual respect.

2. Knife is a token of love between men and women. Jingpo people will use knives as self-defense weapons or token of love. Young girls buy knives for their boyfriends, which is a sign of love. The same is true of Mongols, such as Khan in the legend of the condor hero, who gave the golden knife to Guo Jing and was called the Golden Knife Xu by his servants.

In ancient times, giving a knife also meant wishing good health. Only healthy people can dance with knives. The ancient emperors also gave knives to military commanders who made great contributions, and Japanese sabers handed over by the Eighth Route Army during the Anti-Japanese War were also given to brothers as gifts.

4./kloc-Italy in the 0/8th century, men and women exchanged knives when they got engaged. The knife is engraved with romantic words and patterns, and the handle is inlaid with the shape of eyes, which can eliminate disasters. After the wedding, the couple will hang two knives on the wedding bed to protect happiness.

5. Knife symbolizes authority. The superior gives the subordinate, indicating the authorization and dependence on the subordinate. The subordinate presents the superior, indicating obedience and loyalty to the superior. In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao stabbed Dong Zhuo's bridge with seven treasure knives, among which Cao Cao said, "I got a treasure knife and wanted to give it to Guo Xiang." Dong Zhuo thought he really gave himself a knife and let Cao Cao go.