Used in network vocabulary, it is often used to describe the confusion and stupidity of teammates' operations, and so is the operation of team members. It can be said that "these two people are really Wolong Feng Chu in xx Canyon".

Later meaning:

1. In Shen Teng's The Richest Tomato, Wang Duoyu lost hundreds of millions. At the same time, Wang Duoyu harvested two investment geniuses, Wolong Feng Chu, and devoted himself to the project of the prodigal family. Now this sentence is a bit stupid and ironic.

2. In the glory of the king, if a teammate's operation is very "chaotic or stupid", so is the operation of team players, then it can be said that "these two people are really Wolong Feng Chu in the King's Canyon".

Related content explanation:

In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Mr. Si Mahui, a water mirror, said: "Wolong is the first, Feng Chu is the first, and you can win the world." At first, it refers to Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong, which is a compliment. These two characters happen to be in the glory of the king, so Wolong is Zhuge Liang and Feng Chu is Pang Tong (Song Yuan in the glory of the king).

Because the system of selecting officials in the Eastern Han Dynasty was a procuratorial system, it was called township election according to the local prestige of talents. The selection of a talent depends largely on the discussion in the village, so the scholars in the Eastern Han Dynasty paid special attention to fame, which led to the formation of this "March 8" system. Conversely, these people with strong prestige can also form strong public opinion, influence the discussion in the village, and thus affect people's future.

In other words, in the Eastern Han Dynasty, fame was really useful. Even when Cao Cao was young, he asked Xu Shao, who was famous for evaluating people at that time, to comment on himself and increase his reputation. This is the way out for the phrase "an expert in managing the world, a traitor in troubled times".