Bite off other people's hair. It is Yichun dialect. It means that others provoke themselves, gnash their teeth and want to bite off all the hair on people, even such a small hair can be bitten off, leaving no gap. Yichun's local language, with a strong local flavor of western Jiangxi, is the epitome and accumulation of Yichun's history and culture, which is worth preserving. Yichun dialect is called the hometown of existence by philosophers. What language a person enters actually leads to what kind of life. For Yichun people, everyone will feel that their dialect is very pleasant, elegant and catchy.
Brief analysis of Yichun dialect;
1. Stop: If you sit with others and want to leave first, it is not good for you to say goodbye to others and "walk slowly". This should be what the other party said. At this time, just saying "sit down, I'll go back first" is a typical farewell speech of Yichun. Slow down means slow down.
2. Busy killing Li Ji: The antonym of "stop" is "busy killing Li Ji". Busy can "kill" people, which shows Yichun people's value judgment of "busy". Being busy means "having something to do", and only those who have something will be "busy to death". How can I get busy? Is to keep getting yourself into trouble. It's a pity if you can't find anything!
3. Dabie: "Dabie" is an authentic onomatopoeic word in Yichun dialect, and the sound of bé ng does not mean "unnecessary". Especially a state, which is the sound of throwing a stone into the water. The heavier the stone, the louder the sound. However, the word "farewell" in Yichun dialect does not mean throwing stones into the water, but refers to the "kiss" between the opposite sex, which is a British kiss and a move by the opposite sex to express their intense feelings with a kiss.
4. Makeup performance: When the host is a guest, prepare a rich dining table. Gentle people don't move chopsticks very much. Although he really wants to eat, he just doesn't eat, preferring to suffer. This is called "make-up performance" in Yichun dialect. "Make-up" means suffering. In real life, I'm afraid no one wants to suffer, but sometimes they have to take the initiative to "make up". This may be the so-called life.
5. Sparrow stripping: "Sparrow stripping" is an out-and-out derogatory term in Yichun dialect, meaning that there are many ulterior motives. "This person is very stingy, so don't make friends!" People who live in Yichun often get such advice. Therefore, in the face of "sparrow stripping" people, the best way is to stay away from them.