It is said that in the early years of Qing Dynasty, a foreign envoy said to Emperor China: The eunuch system in your country is not good, and it is very inhuman to turn a healthy person into a disabled person. ?

The emperor didn't answer, but the personal eunuch standing by grabbed his mouth and said, unbridled, this is the grace of the emperor, and the minions are willing! How can a dead foreigner defame the laws of the Qing Dynasty and interfere in the internal affairs of the Qing Dynasty? ?

This may be a joke, but it makes sense. Vividly portrayed the image of the eunuch at that time, and gained a deep insight into the eunuch's psychology. It should be an old saying, right The emperor is not in a hurry, the eunuch is in a hurry? .

The source of this sentence, however, is when Liang sat in a nursing home and watched the old man's "Qing unofficial history" and recorded matters related to eunuchs. Start from the past.

The so-called eunuch in Gongshi is in charge of the things that the emperor and his concubines love. Which concubine did the emperor sleep with? In order to prove pregnancy in the future, the eunuch in the Imperial Palace recorded every minute of the year, month and day.

So every time the princess was sent to the dragon bed, the emperor tried his best to make love in it, while the eunuchs stood outside the door, listening to the movement at the root of the bed. The requirements for the emperor are different from those of ordinary people. If the battle ends quickly, it will be ok, but if it lasts too long, it will not work. If the time is up, the emperor is not finished. The manager outside will shout:? It is time. ? If the emperor didn't agree, he sang it again until the emperor and his concubine finished singing. It's also hard to think that the emperor lived a personal life.

so this is it？ The emperor is not in a hurry, the eunuch is in a hurry? . The origin of.

Such slaves are not only eunuchs, but also eunuchs, showing the most distinctive servility. There is nothing wrong with targeting them by innuendo.

Just like the eunuch manager in the respect room urged the emperor to end the battle and kept shouting? Is it time? This in itself belongs to the needs of work, and it is rewarding to abide by your duties.

The reason why this statement has spread to this day is because its original intention is not to satirize the ancient times, but to satirize those people whose masters are not in a hurry, but who are in a hurry.

In other words, the parties are not in a hurry, but the onlookers are in a hurry. In fact, it has nothing to do with him. For example, it is understandable that parents are anxious because of the delay in marriage, but the anxiety of those seven aunts and eight aunts just proves that the emperor is not in a hurry. Is the eunuch in a hurry? Say it.