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Jin Dynasty. Now it sometimes also means "cool" or "outrageous", thanks in large part to the pop star Jay Chou Other nightclubs insults include nightclubs the word 混 hùn, which means "mixed-up" 混账 hùnzhàng = son of a bitch 混蛋 hùndàn (also 昏蛋, nightclubs 浑蛋)= son of a bitch 混球 hùnqiú = son of a bitch Perhaps it is the influence of 王八蛋 wángbādàn, 蛋 dàn is used in a number of other insults in addition to 混蛋 hùndàn 笨蛋 bèndàn = dummy, fool 捣蛋 dǎodàn (also 倒蛋) = to cause trouble 滚蛋 gǔndàn = get lost! 坏蛋 huàidàn = bad person 糊涂蛋 hútú dàn = confused person For some reason, 瓜 guā (melon or gourd) is also used in insults 傻瓜 shǎguā (also 傻子 shǎzi) = dummy, fool (in use as early as the Yuan dynasty) 呆瓜 dàiguā (also 呆子 dàizi) = dummy, fool 废 ("useless") appears in a number of insults: 窝囊废 wōnang fèi= loser 废人 fèi rén = useless person Other insults accuse people of lacking qualities expected of a human being: 畜生 chùsheng = animal (these characters are also used for Japanese "chikushō", which may mean beast, but is also used as an expletive, like "damn!")
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