What does nonsense mean?

It was originally a common saying in Guangzhou, Guangdong and other places. It means that a person's actions and words are incomprehensible and centerless. His language and behavior have no clear purpose, are vulgar and casual, and make random complaints.

As far as the relationship between things is concerned, "Wu Mi Tou" means "behavior, thought, and language that are illogical, unexpected, and do not make sense." This involves a similar explanation, "哩头" means "meaning", "meaning means no meaning, nonsense". Therefore, the English subtitles on Stephen Chow's movies are often translated as "Nonsense", which is meaningless.

Extended information:

Synonyms and idioms: far-fetched

[Idiom explanation]: contact; margin: boundary, edge. Can't get close to the edge. Mostly refers to speaking in general terms and not touching reality.

[Source of the allusion] Chapter 19 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: "There is nothing to do here, what can I do! I have to go through it myself."

< p>Translation: What’s the use of talking in general terms here without touching reality! I had to go and see it myself.

[Synonyms] aimless, empty, irrelevant

[Antonyms] to the point, to the point, to the point

[Commonly used] Commonly used< /p>

[Emotional color] Derogatory words

[Grammar usage] Used as predicates, attributives, and adverbials; with derogatory meanings, describing remarks that are empty and digressive

[Idiom structure] Verb-object type

[Era of production] Ancient times