How can you hide a stick in your sleeve?

You can do it by sewing a pocket with a loose mouth on the inside of the sleeve, you just ask the tailor and let him make one for you.

I know, it's like Sun Monkey who hides the stick in his ear. Take it out when you use it, and then say:"Big, big, big,"It's ready to use. Ha ha! ~

The director asked him to do this!! Hehe!

You've practiced hidden weapons, you've practiced well, and you're practicing light industry.

You say it's TV, how can it be true?

Which white ruffian would be fine with a knife all day

It's all acting.

Wait until you see such a person in reality.

Big brother! Don't be so timid, how can you be independent in society in the future! This society is ruthless, if you don't beat him, he will beat you! It's so dark now! ~！

Let go of your hands and feet, don't be afraid of them, what about the Mongols?

Are the Mongols powerful? You have to learn to be ruthless, we can't bully others, but we can't let others bully! That's what I do!! Do you understand?

But don't be too impulsive when you fight, it's a little measured! Just don't make an accident!

Now in the war, it's not easy to find powerful people, it depends on who has the most people, you find a few more people, no matter how powerful the two brothers are, it's not easy to do it! If you go up there and get a steel pipe, and if you go over to the murder point, they might even be scared away!! Then you won't have to fight!

Whew!Is he your bosom friend?

Have you been together for 10 years?

Can he give his life for you?

If he can't do any of the above!

This kind of person can't help!

.This is my experience of playing outside for many years!

Silly, you guys collect some money and go outside to find adults to flatten them. See who is not afraid of death. Or just go to his house.

Does a fight solve the problem?

Have you beaten everyone?

Communication is the right way to solve the problem.

Have you ever seen Muay Thai?

Start by hitting your head with your elbow.

Then punch the stomach.

These two tricks are enough for you.

I used it a lot when I was in school.

No way.

If you really want to fight, find more of your friends, Xinjiang is very fierce.

Or secretly beat him up in the most important place to beat a man.

If the physical strength is not as good as the opponent's, you can use the first shot to hit the opponent's vital parts, such as the eyes, abdomen, and back of the neck, but it is easy to cause permanent damage, but it is the most effective.

Violence never solves the problem Communicate with your heart.

What are you afraid of, now fighting is to see who is ruthless, which one is afraid of, if you want to get it, make a big incident to see who dares to bully you in the future.

Everyone is a civilized person, don't fight and kill.

It's hard.

Find his parents first, and then tell the teacher. I don't think your war will end all at once. Someone will help you talk about the big things.

Which trick to use depends on the purpose of your fight. Whether to swell his face or break his legs. If he is allowed to disappear, he will be laid with black bricks; If it hurts him to death and doesn't get hurt, it's too difficult, and I can't help it.

If you have to fight, that is, momentum 2 words Find some people to rely on People are not many but fine Everyone must work together. If you really want to fight, don't = people hit you first, you guys k him first, momentum is very important, make them timid. If you want to fight, you have to be ruthless.

It's better not to shoot.

Go to Shaolin poetry haha study for two years and resist more than 5 of them.

If you fight, you will end up with 2 defeats and injuries!

I advise you not to fight! Tell the teacher if you have any questions!

The stick can be hidden in the sleeve of the shirt, thinking about his badness, hitting the stomach or back, and carrying it with the feet

………Don't settle it by force.

Don't fight them. Tell the teacher and the teacher will solve it!

The sleeves of the ancients had hidden pockets, which were equivalent to our current clothing pockets.

The ancients had such big sleeves, and the reason why they put things in the sleeves to prevent them from falling out is because there is a special pocket for things in the sleeves.

The ancients still had a lot of mechanisms in their clothes, and if you put something in your sleeve, it wouldn't fall out.

Even though the ancients had sleeves that big, there was an inner sleeve inside, so it wouldn't fall out.

Although the sleeves of the ancients were very large, there was a small pocket for things inside, and generally things would not fall off when they were loaded inside, nor would they affect walking.

At that time, people would sew a small pocket into the sleeve to prevent it from falling off.

The design of the sleeves of the ancients was to prevent things from falling out.

I put it in my sleeve, I put it in my pocket behind my elbow.

It's not that big in that sleeve of theirs, and the Karma have a way.

In ancient times, people of status will wear wide-sleeved clothes, and a pocket is sewn into the sleeve, and the opening direction of the pocket is opposite to the opening direction of the sleeve, and the pocket is trapezoidal closureIn this way, money and letters, if you put things in your pocket, the contents will not fall out even if your hands hang down or you bow. It is precisely because there is always money in the sleeve that we can use the "two-sleeved breeze" to describe the poor or the incorruptible.

From the beginning of the Han Dynasty, the sleeves of the clothes at that time were called pipa sleeves (bearded sleeves that also seemed to droop) and the cuffs were small, generally only the size of the wrist, and small things could be placed, but in ancient times, unlike television, everyone wore clothes with wide sleeves, and only some nobles could wear this ancient coat with pockets behind the elbows of the sleeves. Due to the hidden position of the pockets in the sleeves, the ancients often put some pure gold jewelry and broken silver, as well as silver tickets and other valuables in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

In ancient times, there was a type of garment with collar intersection, such as shirts, robes, etc. When worn, the two lapels of the lapel should be tied between the waist after being crossed at the chest. The two lapels on the chest that intersect in the middle of the belt will form a pocket where some larger objects can be placed.

That's why "Huai" can be used to express the meaning of collecting, such as "Huaicai" and "Huaizang", because "Huai" refers to this space.

And their clothing, in terms of design, only needs to consider beauty and comfort, and does not need to consider practicality. In this wealthy family, there are so many girls with long and luxurious tails, and the design of the sleeves looks solemn and elegant.

In fact, in ancient times, only a few wealthy people had lenient handcuffs, and ordinary people worked hard every day. If they wear clothes with such large cuffs, it is very inconvenient how to make their clothes simple and convenient.

However, in ancient times, it was not like in TV, everyone wore clothes with wide sleeves, and only some nobles would wear them like this.

What we usually see in the sleeve is actually in the pocket behind the elbow inside the sleeve.

The things of the ancients were not all placed in the sleeves, after all, it was not very convenient, and they were generally placed in the placket of the chest.

In ancient times, there was something else in the sleeves, so it was very likely.

Yes, the sleeves of the ancients were very wide and lined inside, which could hold things.

The ancients had a hidden pocket in their sleeves that was used to square things, just like the pockets of today.

No, what was taken out was in the pocket behind the elbow.

I can really put it.,There should be a pocket in it.,This is a masterpiece of the period.。

In the Han Dynasty, the sleeves were pipa sleeves (similar to hanging beard sleeves), and the cuffs were very large, usually about the same size as the wrist, and basically could be used to put some small objects.

The sleeves of the ancients also had narrow sleeves, that is, the sleeves were oblique, and now most people are misled by TV dramas, and the wide robes and large sleeves are usually only worn by nobles, and they have become aristocrats.

If it's a silver tael or a lighter object, if it's not in the sleeve, it's in the placket (where you can put something parallel to the collar), or inside the belt. You can also have a purse on your belt again, and you must never carry anything again.

On the other hand, things from ancient times were packed up and brought back with them. There are some TV series on top of it, but you must not believe it all. Small objects such as painting scrolls falling out of the sleeves, this should be the needs of the plot, only the best people put it so much, usually when they take things out of their sleeves, they are all in the court, or when the two big officials look at each other, because it is really in the middle of the occasion to take things out of their arms.

In ancient China, people of status wore wide sleeves. There are pockets sewn into the sleeves, and the direction of the pockets is irrelevant to the sleeves, so the pockets are in the shape of a trapezoid. In this way, if you put money or letters in your pocket, even if your hands droop or you do something, you will never fall out.

It is precisely because the sleeves are often filled with money that the "breeze on the sleeves" is used as a metaphor for poverty.

The ancients wore wide sleeves, and there were actually two sewn pieces on the inside of the clothes, the one inside was relatively narrow, and things could be placed, and the direction of the pocket opening was opposite to the sleeve, just enough to put things down, and not fall out.

The ancients wore wide sleeves. There are pockets sewn into the sleeves, and the pocket openings are in the opposite direction to the sleeves, and the pockets are in the shape of a trapezoid. In this way, if you put things such as silver and letters in your pockets, the contents will not fall out even if your hands are drooping or rubbing.

The answer is that the wide robe has large sleeves, and the excess fabric can have room to design the lining so that light things such as letters, seals, gadgets, etc. can be placed.

In ancient China, people of status wore wide sleeves. There are pockets sewn into the sleeves, and the opening of that pocket is in the opposite direction to the sleeves, and the pockets are in the shape of a trapezoidal opening.

The sleeves of the Han Dynasty were pipa sleeves (which seem to be hanging beard sleeves), and the cuffs were very small, generally about the size of the wrist, and they could basically be used to put things.

In fact, there are two pieces, the inner one is narrower and can put things, and the outer one is particularly wide and cannot put things.

In ancient times, large sleeves were worn, and there was a lot of space inside, and the cuffs were very narrow, which was very convenient, so it was able to put things.

The hornet's nest can't be scratched, only poked. It's very dangerous, you must take protective measures before poking the locust brigade, there can be no place on the whole body exposed, the hornet is very aggressive, otherwise it will be very miserable! Then, with a long stick, the head of the stick is wrapped in fuel that can burn and emit smoke, in the past, in the countryside are to make a large bundle of straw, ignite, with fire and smoke close to the hornet's nest, will smoke out part of the nest, will also smoke away a part, and then use that head to poke, poke a few more, at this time the rent often the hornet will fly towards you, so the protection measures are very important, after poking down they will fly to you more crazy, this time do not pick up the nest, Instead, look around to see if there's any place around you to take refuge, preferably with water, and then you dive into the water.

Don't go to crowded places, it will be a sign of tiring others.