I'm not feeling well these days, sorry......

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In ancient times, "prostitution" was a legal profession, just like Nevada in today's old rice, which was a "legal job".

For example, in the Tang Dynasty, there was a difference between "private enterprises" and "state-run" brothels.

"Private enterprises" are, of course, ordinary green buildings, like the "Pingkangfang" mentioned in many film and television works, which was the culmination of the business of green buildings during that period, and was known as "China's first red light district".

As for the "state-owned enterprises", they are generally considered to be the "Jiaofang Division", but that is actually the situation from the Song Dynasty onwards, and in the Tang Dynasty, there was still a slight distinction between the "official prostitutes" and the Jiaofang Division.

"Official prostitutes", of course, are "prostitutes" controlled by the government, and unlike the "private enterprises" that can be paid for money, these official prostitutes often have "political tasks" in addition to opening their doors to welcome customers, such as being assigned to serve a high-ranking official and noble.

The service here is not only the leather and meat business, but also needs to do some subordinate work, such as getting up to fold the quilt, waiting for washing, grinding ink, and polishing the pen...... And so on and so forth.

Then wait until the deadline is up, and then you can go back to your life.

As for the Teaching Division, it was a relatively serious department in the Tang Dynasty, and the women from the families of the dignitaries who were raided were all the women who were copied from the families, and they learned piano, chess, calligraphy and painting here...... Well, it's mainly all kinds of dance music, and then the teacher is sent to various green buildings to teach the women there.

Of course, this is only on the surface, but in fact, the senior managers of the Department of Education are basically men, and in the face of so many beautiful women who were once delicate and noble, how many of them can not be moved?

Therefore, the vast majority of women who were incorporated into the Department of Education lost their lives at the first time, and even for a period of time, the Department of Education had an unwritten rule that new women must have men from the Department of Education to "teach them the way of being women".

Even if you skip this, there are not many women in the Teaching Department who can really keep their chastity, they are all people who have been beautiful and lived a good life, and now they have entered the Teaching Department and live an extremely poor life, how can they get used to it?

Teaching those prostitutes to dance and make a few bucks, and then being exploited layer by layer, in their hands, they just barely survived, which is not something they can bear.

As a result, under all kinds of coercion and temptation, the vast majority of women have chosen that path.

One by one, they are ostensibly Qingqi people of the Department of Education, but in fact, they are secretly doing work that is no different from official prostitutes.

By the way, there's another interesting thing here.

At that time, if a man had his wife sent to the Church Department or made into an official prostitute, they had to wear a green headscarf and pigskin shoes on their feet when they went out to show that his wife was the Church Priest.

This is where the term "green hat" comes from.

Well, a little bit further afield, let's get back to that.

It was precisely because of the fact that "prostitutes" were legitimate occupations in that period, and because the emperor led the PJ by example, that PJ became popular during the Tang Dynasty, and the number of women who chose to become prostitutes also increased significantly compared to before.

As the saying goes, there is competition to improve.

This was perfectly reflected in the prostitutes of the Tang Dynasty.

Because there are too many people engaged in this profession, they want to get more "customers" and more profits, and prostitutes have to improve their business ability in slavery.

The business ability here is not just as simple as kung fu in bed, but extremely extensive, with swords, guns, swords, halberds, axes, and hooks......

I'm sorry, I deviated, but I am proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting.

Some have even developed some "personal specialties", such as being good at horse skills, excellent polo skills, you know, during the Tang Dynasty, polo was extremely popular, and it was even rumored that Li Chengqian's foot disease was caused by falling down when playing polo.

In short, it's not enough to be pretty, you have to have a specialty!

And if you want to be one of the few people at the top of the pyramid, the "Oiran", then you have to be at the top in some aspects!

Like the more famous - fish mystery.

This is an absolutely talented woman, enrolled in school at the age of 5, can compose poems at the age of 10, and has written countless poems in her life, and there are more than 50 in existence, known as one of the four great female poets of the Tang Dynasty.

In addition, she is also very good at creating gimmicks, marrying someone as a concubine at the beginning, and on the grounds that she is not tolerated by her wife, she went to the Taoist temple to become a female Taoist priest.

There is a saying that a wife is not as good as a concubine and a concubine is better than a secret, and her identity happens to be the type that can't be stolen, and even because of the prosperity of Buddhism at that time, some holy colors were added, so there was another layer of veil on top of the can't steal.

Taken together, that is, the business ability is top-notch, and it will also create public opinion gimmicks, who can make her if she doesn't become an oiran?

So, why did the "Yin Ruiji" in the old monster movie become an Oiran?

In fact, it is described in the movie that she has excellent dancing skills, and she can attract thousands of empty alleys when she goes out, and at the same time, she does not love money, but she loves poetry.

As mentioned earlier, although some people have developed "specialties" such as polo, it must be said that in that period, the most attractive to men was dance, music, and poetry.

And Ginruihime is proficient in dancing, so it's no wonder that she can become an Oiran.

However, take a look at the performance of the "cutout woman" in the movie, Zhang Bufan made a summary of her performance - twist.

But wherever she needs to "dance", her movements are surprisingly consistent, twisting up and down, left and right, not to mention whether it looks good or not, but it gives Zhang Bufan the feeling that it is like pole dancing, every time I see it, I always want to insert a steel pipe behind her.

Moreover, it is said that this is the action that Xu Lao Ge personally taught her......

God, don't you feel ashamed that you need an old gentleman over sixty years old to teach you how to charm and how to ecstasy?

And for this point, Zhang Bufan has absolute self-confidence, just by virtue of Tong Liya's own dance background, just by virtue of her Zhao Feiyan's dance, dancing, especially this kind of more classical dance, there is almost no way to surpass her in China.

In this entertainment industry, if you want to choose a little flower in dance, it is really up to her.

This is not only that, but more importantly, Yin Ruiji's love for poetry.

In the original movie, Yin Ruiji fell in love with the young master of the tea house because of this, but in fact, what showed her love for poetry was only the white cloth that hung all over the room full of poems, and she herself, let alone chanting, couldn't even write.

And Zhang Bufan, since he hit the idea on Xu Laowei, he has already begun to prepare and let Tong Liya practice calligraphy.

Of course, this thing is definitely not something that can be practiced and mastered in a few months, and what Zhang Bufan wants is not that she can really write.

All he wants is that she can grasp the pen in a normal posture, and she can still dance with the brush in a good way, that's enough!

As for writing, it's enough to find a stand-in.

Do you really want to make today's Oiran the same as in the Tang Dynasty, proficient in all eighteen weapons?

Scold!