What does "Xiaopanxi" mean in Nanjing dialect?

Little Percy refers to a beautiful young girl. Panxi is an authentic Nanjing dialect, but this sentence is neutral and has different meanings in different contexts. The word Panxi appeared 80 years later. It is understood that there are not only Panxi in Nanjing dialect, but also Pandong, and the meanings of Pandong and Panxi are relative.

"pansy" actually refers to girls and gradually extends to girlfriends. Similarly, boys are "pandong". This word is seldom heard now. The correct word "Percy" should be written as "hope" Feng Weishuo, from The Book of Songs, has a smart smile and beautiful eyes. Nobody called girls that 80 years ago.

It is the name of a girl in the Harry Potter series. She was born around 1980. She studied at Slytherin College, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Harry described her as "an ugly Slytherin girl" (Philosopher's Stone, Chapter 9) and "Her face looks like a poodle" (see Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban, Chapter 6). "Harry, I'm afraid that someone who is very important to me will suddenly say goodbye.

Nanjing Mandarin refers to the national pronunciation which used to be the official language of China and took Nanjing pronunciation as the standard. Modern Nanjing dialect is mainly used in six districts of Nanjing, Pukou District, Liuhe District, Jiangning District, northern Lishui District, the whole territory of jurong city, western Yizheng City, most of Chuzhou City, Lai 'an County, Quanjiao County, Maanshan City and a small part of Wuhu City, with about160,000 users.

Nanjing dialect has long been regarded as the official standard language in the history of China, and Jinling Yayan, as the orthodox biography of ancient Zhongyuan Yayan, has been established as the standard pronunciation of Chinese in China, which has had a far-reaching influence on the language form of China today. Coupled with the cultural superiority of Han people since the Six Dynasties, the official standard language of China before the middle of Qing Dynasty was based on Nanjing Mandarin.

Wuyin or Yin Shu, which was popular in Nanjing before the Six Dynasties, moved to the south during the Wu period. The Luoyang pronunciation brought by the northern gentry was influenced by the local pronunciation to form the Yin Shi of Jinling, which became one of the representative sounds of the Middle Ages. After the capital moved to Beijing in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, Nanjing dialect became the basis of Beijing pronunciation at that time. For a long time in Ming Dynasty, Nanjing Mandarin was always used as the pronunciation of national language.

Nanjing Mandarin has a great influence on many countries in the cultural circle of Chinese characters, such as Japan and North Korea. The China language taught and used in these countries is also the Nanjing Mandarin, such as the "five tones" of Japanese characters.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Chinese based on Nanjing Mandarin was also popular among western missionaries who came to China. At that time, missionary Mai Jiahu called Putonghua "Nanjing dialect is the main brain of each cavity", and the "China Orthopedic Society" sponsored by western missionaries in the early Republic of China was also based on Nanjing pronunciation. For a long time, Nanjing dialect has been highly respected for its elegance, fluency, cadence and unique status.