What does it mean to say that Li Boqing is "faking"?

Sichuan dialect, first seen in Li Boqing Sanda storytelling, describes posturing and fraud.

If Putonghua is often boastful, then faking is exaggerating a kind of "suspension" on the basis of boasting, so that people know it is false, but they should laugh it off. Sichuanese are dealing with some unsatisfactory things. When they were uncertain afterwards, they had to say, "Hang up, hang up, hang up, hang up." A pause will make the bad situation of things so humorous. ?

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One of Li Boqing's jokes is about a man who buys vegetables. What came out of Li Boqing's mouth really made people feel that it was really hard to forget the taste after the fake play was really done.

Here's the joke. There is a man buying food in the vegetable market. The man's phone rang, and he answered the phone: "Ah, yes, Lion Building is Lion Building, and the money is not bad. Well, why are you sneaking around, bragging, and Juanjuan calling? Ah! What, it's so far away, you drive that Mercedes out to pick up the nanny to buy rake peas. " Let the nanny drive a Mercedes to buy peas.

This tone is still quite scary. What I said after the phone call made people almost breathless. The man said to the pea seller, "You call a rake a lush pea". Ironically, The tone at the beginning of the call was that the nanny could enjoy the treatment of Mercedes-Benz. It is conceivable that this man doesn't take money seriously at all. Only hanging can express this meaning.

The following sentence is really like a nonsense funny language, which subverts the taste of the previous sentence. Just a few cents of peas, you have to bargain with the pea seller, and you want to take advantage. Pretending means a lot.