What does the tea man mean in Guizhou dialect?

In Guizhou dialect, it means to hurt others and make fun of others. Guizhou dialect belongs to many branches of Southwest Mandarin (Shangjiang Mandarin). The so-called Guizhou dialect is generally based on Guiyang. In fact, the dialects in Guizhou are quite complicated and vary greatly. The pronunciation of most words is slightly different from that of Mandarin, and the new school only slightly changes the tone. In the Guizhou dialect spoken by many people, many initials and finals gradually became Mandarin, and the rhetoric of local dialects gradually disappeared. According to the tone of 1, 3, 4, 2, we can read the tone of 1, 2, 3, 4 in Putonghua, and we can appreciate the general tone of Southwest Mandarin. When reading the third tone, Guizhou dialect means to play jokes on others.