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What does Li Shu mean?
Li Shu refers to a man who is old or mature and humorous.

The plum tree should be Xiaomi, and the policeman Xiaomi is the homonym of the policeman's uncle, which is a kind name. Generally, it refers to "strange uncle", which refers to middle-aged men with Lori complex and men who like Lori's tendency to kidnap and push her down. Appeared on the internet in his early years. Usually appear in evil forums related to Lori.

Shu Tai, a policeman, is an online buzzword. This word can bring people closer to the police, and now it is more and more used on various official platforms. This word appeared on the Internet in its early years. Some people say that corn is pronounced by little girls in Chinese mainland, Hongkong, Taiwan Province and other places when they call "uncle". Others say that strange corn generally appears in "evil" forums related to corn, which means that men who like corn tend to kidnap and tear it down.

Precautions:

For example, a child of 15 years old, if a younger child calls him strange uncle, it must be mentally ill. Or a wretched middle-aged man abducted a little girl to invade.

If accompanied by corresponding outreach, this hint is even stronger. For example, sending lollipops and watching goldfish. For example, "strange uncle who cheats little girls to see goldfish", "strange uncle who likes to do morning exercises" and "strange uncle who only uses soap in the bath" must mean this.