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The rivers and lakes are vast, with thousands of industries, three religions and nine streams, all kinds of disciplines, and we are home all over the world. In ancient times, Jianghu people did not study to be officials, did not engage in agriculture, handicrafts, or ran commerce. They were jobless refugees. They were people outside the four categories of scholars, farmers, workers, and merchants, so they were called "wanderers." However, they were also human beings and had to wear clothes, eat, and raise children. Therefore, most of them had their own unique skills to make a living. These skills are somewhat secretive and deceptive. Once others know about them, they will malfunction. Once they malfunction, they will not be able to survive. Therefore, Jianghu people have an unwritten rule: I would rather give ten ounces of money than pass on the skills; I would rather give a gold ingot than pass on a word of praise. Spring is a lingo of Jianghu people, and it also refers to the key secrets of skills.