The act of setting a trap to cheat money. Fairy dance is a kind of behavior that uses the psychology of hunting for sex to design traps for people and cheat money. Fairy dance usually involves women (who may be swindlers or women who have premeditated with the victims) establishing contact with men through the internet or other means, winning trust and making an appointment to meet. In the process of meeting, women may make some suggestive behaviors, and then suddenly male accomplices appear, claiming to be women's husbands, boyfriends or policemen, and extorting money from men. In order to avoid falling into the trap of jumping fairy, online friends should protect their privacy, stay rational, and be accompanied by friends when meeting. If you unfortunately encounter such an incident, you should stay calm and call the police immediately. The word "fairy dance" comes from Ling's "Two Moments of Surprise Volume 14": Seeing each other late, there is a real fate in the Central Plains. Just because nothing is false, it is not true, so you can't ask if you hide it in the machine. Interpretation: The love between men and women in the world was originally human nature, but some treacherous people deliberately borrowed this greedy love for sex and designed it as a trap to defraud a lot of money. In the Qing dynasty, the word "fairy jump" was born.