Granny Liu said that Lao Liu's power is infinite, so what does it mean to rest on one's laurels? ...

In the early days when the Qing Dynasty ruled China, most of the exiled prisoners were exiled to Ningguta, the hometown of the Qing Dynasty. Qin Xue's grandfather Xu Li was exiled there and died. Therefore, Ningguta can be called the old exile; At that time, in the middle of Qing Dynasty, many people were exiled to northwest areas such as Xinjiang, so it can be called a new exile place. Granny Liu said "Lao Liu", but she actually said "Lao Liu", which is the old exile place of Ningguta. This is the homonym of "Liu" and "Liu". Therefore, "Lao Liu, Lao Liu" refers to Gu Ning Baota, the hometown and birthplace of the Qing Dynasty, which in turn refers to the Qing Dynasty. "Eat like an ox" means that the Qing Dynasty had a great appetite for aggression and expansion. The "pig" in the last sentence is a homonym of "Zhu", which is used to imply the dynasty. "Don't look up after eating an old sow" should mean that the Qing Dynasty ate the Zhu family as a whole. This is the true meaning of Granny Liu's words.