The ten most famous curse words in history are all from the mouths of famous people. The more you learn, the more poisonous the sentences will be!

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, hundreds of schools of thought contended, and intellectuals competed for beauty. This was an era of concentrated explosion of Chinese culture and the beginning of the construction of a treasure house of Chinese language. Since then, court mottos and famous aphorisms have been like abundant water flowing into the ocean of knowledge. Among them are the trickle of flying stars and the moon, the majestic atmosphere of magnificent waves, and of course the devastation and decay. The roaring waves!

As the ancients said, laughter, anger and curses all become articles. This violent wave of language is the curse of literati. Never underestimate the devouring power of language, because once it breaks through the cultural embankment, its powerful destructive power may drown a person's soul! Next, Xiaojie will bring you the ten most famous celebrity curses in history, all from the mouths of historical figures. It has to be said that the more talented you are, the more vicious your curses will be!

1. The Master said: "Rotten wood cannot be carved, and a wall of excrement cannot be built!"

2. The Master said: "The six old men who do not die are considered thieves!"

The first sentence can be said to be Confucius’s sharpest sentence that is harmful to others! Confucius was a teacher, and this sentence was what he said when he was really angry and scolded his student Jaeyu. However, Confucius did not really scold him, but used sarcasm to encourage Jaeyu to make progress. However, because these two sentences are so vivid, they have become an infamy throughout the ages! In today's life, "rotten wood cannot be carved," is also a very frequently used word.

The second sentence means: Not dying at such an old age is really a scourge to society! Before thinking about this sentence, let us first think about the glorious and majestic image of Confucius, and then look at this sentence where he scolded Yuan Rang. It feels like scolding, but it is slightly more euphemistic than scolding. It can be seen that people who have learned a lot are more scolding. Impactful!

3. The Master said: "Only women and villains are difficult to raise!"

4. The Master said: "If you leave it alone, you will not die."

The third sentence is controversial because Confucius did not mean to curse women. The word "woman" here should be interpreted as "a person with a sinister and cunning heart". Confucius's entire sentence meant that "women" and "villains" "These two kinds of people are not easy to get along with. But today, this sentence has become a famous saying that slanders women.

The fourth sentence may seem like mist at first glance, but in fact it is very poisonous! The context of this sentence is as follows: Confucius saw Min Ziqian, Zilu, Ran You, Zigong and others talking together. Zilu looked strong, so Confucius said: "People like Zhongyu will probably die badly." Ah! "

5. Zhuangzi said: "A frog in a well who cannot talk to the sea is bound to the void; a summer insect who cannot talk to the ice is bound to the time."

6. The Duke said: "Anyone who commits many unjust actions will surely die, and his aunt will take care of him."

7. The poem says: "A rat has skin, but a human has no manners! A man has no manners, "

The fifth sentence is Zhuangzi's extremely contemptuous words. You can't talk about the sea with the frog at the bottom of the well, because it is limited by the narrow space. You can't talk about the ice with the summer insect, because it is limited by the narrow space. time constraints. Extending this sentence, Zhuangzi said: I know much more than you, so I don’t want to play with you!

The sixth sentence is a famous scolding sentence by Zheng Zhuanggong during the Spring and Autumn Period. It means that if you do too many bad things, you will bring about your own destruction. Just wait and see the good show! Those who do evil will be punished by death. Now it has become a well-known idiom.

In the seventh sentence, mice all have skins to protect themselves, so why don’t they respect etiquette as a human being? If you don't respect etiquette as a human being, then what's the point of living if you don't die? At first glance, this sentence is a product of Confucian culture, which attaches great importance to etiquette. However, this sentence seems a bit harsh. Can't you survive if you don't understand etiquette?

8. Du Fu said: "Your body and name will be destroyed, but the eternal flow of rivers will not be wasted."

9. Mrs. Huarui said: "One hundred and forty thousand people will disarm. None of them are men!" 10. Zhuge Liang said: "Zhou Lang's clever plan was to bring peace to the world, and he lost his wife and his troops.

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In the eighth sentence, Du Fu scolded: Even if your body and fame are destroyed, it will not affect the rolling rivers, and by extension, it will not affect the world at all! As a realist poet, Du Fu, who hates the extravagant official class, can say this, which is reasonable.

In the ninth sentence, Mrs. Huarui was the queen of the Later Shu in the fifth generation, because the 140,000 soldiers of the Later Shu abandoned their armor and surrendered. The Song Dynasty wrote this poem in anger. She was living in the palace and could not go into battle to kill the enemy. After hearing the news, she angrily cursed that no one in the army was manly!

The tenth sentence, Prime Minister Zhuge! Although the ridicule of Zhou Yu was made up in a novel, it is so classic that it has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Therefore, whenever they encounter two losses in a row, people will always think of the phrase "losing the wife and losing the army"