Please find some jokes from Suzhou dialect.

The name of a gentleman in my class is Yang Hui (male). One day, a female teacher called the roll. When he was away, a man had a good relationship with him.

The teacher's name is Yang Hui. Here's the answer. The teacher called you "impotence" in Suzhou. When he heard this, he was furious and shouted angrily, "I'm not impotent." The whole class burst into laughter.

A Suzhou man went to the unit health care station, pointed to his left chest and said, it's particularly sad here, and I hope to prescribe some medicine. In Shanghai dialect, Suzhou dialect generally refers to discomfort as sadness, while in northern dialect, sadness means sadness, and discomfort should be said as discomfort. The word difference makes the medical staff feel that the other party should talk to someone to solve the problem.