What does Maha mean? Maha's historical allusions.

1, Maha is a Chinese character, and Pinyin is mǎ dà hā. It means casual, sloppy, procrastinating and sloppy. Everything is sloppy, and I am too lazy to seriously review myself. I often laugh it off. Call such people "careless".

2. Historical allusions: The name of that cross talk was "Buy a Monkey", which was popular all over the country in 1950s. The story is about a cadre named "Ma Daha", who is famous for his irresponsibility and carelessness. He wrote an announcement, originally telling him to "go to the northeast corner (Tianjin) to buy 50 boxes of monkey brand soap". However, the flying pen was scrawled and misspelled as "going to the Northeast to buy 50 monkeys".

3. As a result, Ma Daha's leadership is also bureaucratic, and it is approved without looking at the content; Ma Daha's colleagues and subordinates are used to blindly following the work style, and they go on business trips to perform tasks without asking for instructions, making many jokes that make people laugh. For example, I traveled all over China to purchase monkeys; Although all localities are surprised by the bizarre "shopping list" of Tianjin buyers, they still catch monkeys everywhere and deliver them; The monkeys came back, and a group of monkeys came out and made a scene in the "Thousand Goods Company".