Many people like to watch anti-war films. I also know some japanese in the play. For example, in TV dramas, Japanese soldiers are often heard saying "Eight Grid Tooth Road". For these four words, everyone who understands knows that it is a curse word. But what exactly these four words mean, I believe many people have been unclear. Let's explain it in detail.
The Eight Grid Tooth Road is made up of two words, namely Red Deer and Wild Lang. In other words, the Eight Grid Tooth Road can be read as Road Noro. The red deer comes from the Chinese allusion that the deer is a horse. This means that a man who is stupid cannot even distinguish between a horse and a deer. The word red deer alone has already formed a great humiliation to people. Noro refers to the country village man. So the combination of red deer and wild lang means that a person is stupid, and it can even be understood as the meaning of a person who is inferior to a pig or a dog.
It can be seen from this that although "Eight Grid Tooth Road" is only a simple four words, it shows extreme humiliation of personality. I believe that even in the current life, if someone humiliates a person like this, he will immediately become hateful. In Japan, japanese people generally don't say such things. Because once such words are said, it has shown that the two have completely turned their faces, and have reached the point of irreconcilability.
Therefore, even if there is a great hatred in Japan, they will not easily scold these four words between them. During the eight years of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Japanese often used these four men to insult their Chinese compatriots. Therefore, we must remember this history of humiliation, and do not forget the national shame and the self-improvement of our generations.