Vixens were once regarded as auspicious beasts, so why did they become a derogatory term?

In traditional Chinese culture, foxes were regarded as auspicious beasts that represented wisdom and beauty. However, in some novels and movies, vixens were sometimes portrayed as evil characters, and their image gradually became a derogatory term. The change in the image of vixens may have something to do with people's attitude towards animals. In traditional Chinese culture, foxes are regarded as auspicious beasts because they are usually intelligent and mysterious. However, in some modern novels, fox spirits are portrayed as evil characters because people think that fox spirits may deceive humans or that they have some immoral behavior. In addition, the image of vixens may also be negatively affected by modern society. For example, vixens are used to describe some immoral behavior or content related to sexual behavior, which may cause some people's disgust and disgust. The change in the image of vixens may be related to people's attitudes towards animals and social and cultural backgrounds. Although fox spirits are seen as evil in some cases, they are still a part of traditional Chinese culture in other cases.

The fox spirit was a mythical creature. There was no conclusive record of how they turned from an auspicious beast to a lewd beast in history. However, we can discuss this problem from another angle. In traditional culture, foxes were often regarded as auspicious and sacred creatures that represented wisdom, spirituality, and beauty. In some myths and legends, they were described as working with immortals or demons to bring good luck and happiness. Therefore, some people might think that vixens were auspicious beasts. However, as time passed, the image of the vixen began to change. In some literary works, foxes are portrayed as seductive and evil in nature, often associated with eroticism and promiscuity. This kind of description might be considered a subversion and belittlement of the original image of a fox spirit. Therefore, there may not be a clear answer as to how the fox spirit changed from an auspicious beast to a lewd beast in history. It depends on how different cultures and works portrayed the fox spirit.

During the pre-Qin period, nine-tailed foxes were regarded as auspicious beasts because they were said to bring good luck and happiness. However, with the change of times and the spread of culture, the nine-tailed fox began to be regarded as an ominous symbol, mainly because people believed that they would carry an ominous aura and lead to misfortune and disaster. One of the possible reasons is that the nine-tailed fox's fur is usually black or gray, and black fur is thought to bring misfortune and fear, so the nine-tailed fox is regarded as an ominous thing. In addition, the nine-tailed fox's ears were often very big, which was thought to cause people's uneasiness and fear, so it was also regarded as an ominous symbol. In different cultures and beliefs, the reason why the nine-tailed fox is regarded as an ominous symbol may be different, but in general, this symbol is due to people's doubts and fear of nature and human fate.

Being shady was a bad word. The word 'fishy' originated from the old Beijing dialect and referred to some shady, secretive, and secretive operations. Its synonym included conspiracy, secret scheme, trick, and so on, all of which were words with a negative meaning. Although there were some different explanations and sources, in general, cheating was considered an illogical and flawed behavior, implying dishonesty or dishonesty. Therefore, it could be confirmed that the word 'fishy' was a derogatory term.

Flattery was a bad thing.

To the south and to the north was a compliment. Nan lai bei wang was a Chinese idiom, which meant that some went from south to north, and some went from north to south. It also generally referred to coming and going. This idiom was described in the text as commonly used and had a positive meaning. Although it wasn't directly mentioned that it was a positive term, according to the relevant explanations and examples, it could be inferred that it was a positive term.

In ancient culture, the nine-tailed fox was regarded as a mysterious and auspicious symbol. Its nine-tailed tail symbolized nine lives and nine blessings. Therefore, the image of the nine-tailed fox often appeared in ancient literature. In addition, nine-tailed foxes were usually intelligent, sensitive, quick-witted, and other characteristics that were often used to describe outstanding people. However, as time passed, the nine-tailed fox gradually became the same as the fox spirit. In traditional Chinese culture, fox spirits were usually portrayed as cunning and seductive women, which was different from the image of the nine-tailed fox. In addition, because there were many stories about foxes, it was easier for people to confuse the two. Therefore, in ancient literature, the nine-tailed fox was gradually portrayed as the image of a fox spirit, and people often mixed the two together. This situation often appeared in modern novels.

The river is declining is a derogatory term.

Chicken soup writing is usually defined as a kind of positive and inspiring writing. Its purpose is to motivate and inspire readers to help them overcome difficulties and challenges. Therefore, chicken soup poems are often regarded as a kind of praise because they encourage people to be positive, believe in themselves and work hard to achieve their goals. However, it should be noted that some chicken soup novels may be too exaggerated and unrealistic, ignoring the difficulties and responsibilities in the actual situation, so there may be some negative effects. Therefore, readers should look at chicken soup novels rationally and choose their own thoughts and actions according to their actual situation and goals.

In novels,"nerds" usually referred to people who lacked real-life experience. They only knew how to read books and were not good at practical application. This term was not a derogatory term in today's society. Instead, it was sometimes used to describe people who were too addicted to book knowledge and lacked interpersonal skills. However, when using this word in a novel, one had to pay attention to the context to avoid misunderstanding. At the same time, if one wanted to use this word to describe people, it was best to use a more neutral expression such as "knowledgeable person" or "person who relies too much on book knowledge".