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What does Jinyuluo mean in Cantonese?

"Goldenfish Man" is a Cantonese term, which is another name for pedophiles. People use "Goldenfish Man" to represent men with pedophilia, or even men who talk to young girls with the obvious purpose of deceiving. .

The word comes from a previous case in Hong Kong: a middle-aged man raised goldfish on the rooftop for the purpose of abduction, and said to some little girls one after another: "Little sister, uncle will take you." Would you like to see the goldfish?" He took her to the rooftop and waited for an opportunity to invade. Later, people used the term "goldfish man" to represent men with pedophilia, or even men, especially older men, who talk to young girls with the obvious purpose of deceiving.

In Cantonese, saying to others "Uncle will take you to see goldfish" is a somewhat obscure "colorful" joke. "Goldfish Guy" became another name for Uncle Weird (weird uncle, alluding to pedophilia or transvestite).

The more commonly used Cantonese words include but are not limited to:

1. 乜 = what; for example: Do you have 乜? =What do you have?

2. No = no; for example: Do you have any money? =Do you have any money?

3. Labo = great; for example: His grades are good. Labo = His grades are great.

4. Dang = coax; for example: Dang you happy = coax you to be happy.

5. Qu = he or she; for example: how far away is he or she? =Who is he?

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia - Jinyu Guy