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The history of fishing

The reason should be 1949. When the People's Liberation Army of China went south to liberate Zhanjiang (Zhanjiang was originally named Guangzhou Bay, which was once a French colony), the situation was chaotic and many people in the city were unemployed. After the liberation of Zhanjiang, in the second half of 1950 to 5 1, the government organized unemployed workers in the catering industry to help themselves in production. Today's Tianma pharmacy has set up a "workers' hotel" to produce by itself. At that time, Chikan Port had a small area and a small population. People coming and going are mainly concentrated in Nanhua Square, 92 1 Road and Zhu Min Road. There are more PLA people staying in Zhanjiang, some of whom are engaged in reclamation and development. At that time, citizens called the PLA "the army", mostly northerners. The local people can't understand what they say, and few citizens can speak this language. One day, the "army" came to the "workers' hotel" to ask for directions and wanted to buy something in a shop, but no worker in the shop could speak Mandarin. Only Mr. Wu Ziwei, who was engaged in business in the hotel at that time, had a wide range of knowledge and contacts, and could understand several northern languages. Speaking northern languages in a standard way has become a problem. A northerner came and reluctantly responded. When it comes to the word "buddy", he is not so accurate, out of tune and becomes an "old song". Although the homonym of "Du De" and "Lao Song" in the northern language is similar, they are still teased by colleagues. He once had a nickname, also called "Lao Song".

At that time, Zhanjiang's army was disciplined and polite to the local people. They first called "people" and then asked them what they wanted to do. This is a polite name for "person". Later, they learned to speak rudely, mispronounced it and changed it to "fishing pine", which made many jokes. Since then, the locals have changed "Man" to "Yu Song". It was not until the end of the Cultural Revolution that a loose word was reduced, called "Laomei" and "Laozai". This kind of address is the abbreviation of local dialect, which describes young men, women and children from other places and is slightly derogatory. The word "fishing pine" gradually spread in Cantonese.