A woman who is strong, fierce, arrogant, dishonest and unreasonable is called a shrew; adding the Syrian prefix is ??equivalent to raising the level of a shrew to a higher level.

The origin of "shrew"

Liu Zhiji of the Tang Dynasty's "Shi Tong·Pin Zao": (Qiu Hu's wife) is a dangerous and stubborn person, a strong woman who is strong, and often associates with the loyal, There are only those who are obedient and truthful.

The poem "Crossing the Wuxi River to Read the Zhongxing Monument" by Wang Yan of the Song Dynasty: There is a fierce woman when the female screams in the morning, and an old slave when the wicked fox howls at night.

Ming Dynasty Liu Ji's "Xianlianzhu" No. 36: This is why if a wise man has a shrew, good friends will not come.

Ming Wang Wenlu's "Long Xing Ci Ji": A powerful man dismembered his wife and distributed it to the heroes, writing on it: "The flesh of a fierce woman." When he returned to Kaiping, he didn't see his wife, and he was shocked and became epileptic.

Li Guangtian's "Ask Qujun": He said nonchalantly, "My wife is a shrew. She bullied me and also bullied my mother."

Yuan Yang Xianzhi The fourth fold of "Xiaoxiang Rain": On the left and right, there is a shrew who also goes with me to take it out.

Chapter 34 of "Water Margin": Qin Mingdao: "This matter is easy, we don't need to worry about it... so I took the treasure family of Huazhi Village and Liu Gao's shrew to retaliate with my dear friend. "Xue Xue hates you."

Qing Li Yu's "Kite Mistaken": Old shrew, old shameless, come to find right and wrong in the new year.

Zhao Shuli? "Sanliwan·Can't afford to encounter a gust of wind": It's really annoying to have a shrew spit and insult someone.