The word "Jieshou" was born in the Huguang Filling Sichuan Movement.

The word "Jieshou" was born in the Huguang River Filling Movement in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties.

The first word is Chinese vocabulary, and the Chinese pinyin is jiě shǒu, which means breaking up and leaving; Urine and feces excretion; Solve and deal with. See "Deng Yuchuan in Song Dynasty": "Yiddish people, though they won a county, lost 300 thousand. Yu Chongyuan should have been sent to Xinlin, but he was still tied up. "

The Qing government forcibly bound the people into Sichuan. On the way to March, when they need to solve their internal emergencies because their hands are tied, they will say to the escorted officers and men, "Go to the toilet and untie the rope for me." Over time, it is simplified as "relieving oneself", and people also compare "relieving oneself" to solving internal emergencies.

Toilet is a well-known saying, which means to urinate or go to the toilet. It is called "convenience" or "internal emergency". Looking at some articles written by Huguang in Sichuan, it is often said that the origin of the word "relieving oneself" is that immigrants are bound on the road and inevitably have to urinate during the long journey. When they are in a hurry, they will ask your officials to escort you, and they will untie their tied hands for convenience.

It is said that Mr. Gu Jiegang explained this when chatting with friends in Chongqing in the 1940s: It is said that drowning is "liberation", but its meaning was not clear at first. When I went to Sichuan to talk to people, I realized that at the end of the Ming Dynasty, only Sichuanese were slaughtered by Zhang 1 12 people, and all my covered land turned into grass.

Therefore, in the early Qing dynasty, the government forced immigrants, first filling Sichuan with Huguang people and then filling Huguang with Jiangxi people. Hold hands when you immigrate, if you can pull today. The displaced are in a hurry, please say "call it quits!" "Therefore, it comes down to the same generation of urine and urine, and it is not worthy of its meaning to spread to foreign countries.

Free yourself from your origins.

The origin of Jieshou can be traced back to the period of forced immigration in Ming Dynasty. At that time, in order to prevent immigrants from escaping, officials would tie two people's hands behind their backs and untie them only when one of them wanted to excrete. So later, people in Jiangxi dialect called going to the toilet "to relieve myself".

There is another story about the origin of the "chieftain", besides the story of forced immigration in the Ming Dynasty: at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the government tied the hands of immigrants behind their backs to prevent them from escaping.