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Homophony is a figure of speech that uses homophones or homophones of Chinese characters to replace the original words.

Widely used in riddles. However, homophony is also easy to cause misunderstanding among listeners. There are many kinds of games derived from homophones, among which Japanese Liuhe is more famous.

Later, due to more use, some homophonic stems began to become part of the network language, accepted by the public and widely used, and were "Chinese neologisms".

Homophonic terrier can also cross the category of language, such as Japanese homophonic, English homophonic and so on. Because of the simple phonetic system and the introduction of a large number of foreign words and various pronunciations from Chinese, Japanese has been playing puns since ancient times, especially in modern times.

The homophonic stalk in the field of lyrics and dubbing is generally called empty ear, and the two concepts may overlap but are not equal.

Some people like playing this game very much and may use it on any word without warning (commonly known as pun in Japan).

Naivety is a Chinese character, pronounced něi, which means hunger and fish rot. Confucius put forward "seven don't eat": "Your essence is not greasy, and your essence is not greasy. If you eat glutinous rice, if the fish is hungry and the meat is defeated, you will not eat it; Color is evil, do not eat; Smelly, don't eat; Lose food, don't eat; From time to time, don't eat; Cut it inappropriately and don't eat it; Without sauce, there would be no food. " ("The Analects of Confucius, Doing Hometown")

Autumn, a common China word. Pronounced as Di, that is, Shuo Wen Jie Zi: "Fall, stumble. From feet to sounds. " Slipping and falling are typical of falling. The original meaning is falling, which means "falling", "stamping" and "galloping". It is also used as a surname.