What does a big joke mean?

Big joke means: a topic that can make people laugh.

Tiandajiao is a Chinese idiom, pronounced tiān dà xiào huà. Tian is a common Chinese standard first-level character (commonly used character), pronounced tiān. The characters refer to things (one refers to pictographic characters, and the other refers to ideographic characters). It looks like a "human" shape standing in the front, with a square frame highlighting the person's head. The same meaning as "top" (top of head). The original meaning of the word "Zhao" is the top of a person's head, and it also means the boundless sky above a person's head.

大 is a common standard first-level Chinese character (commonly used character) in Chinese. It is pronounced as dà, dài, tài. This character first appeared in oracle bone inscriptions and bronze inscriptions in the Shang Dynasty. Its original meaning is capacity, volume, area, and quantity. It refers to the object that exceeds the average or exceeds the comparison in terms of strength, age, etc., as opposed to "small", and later extends to the meanings of "profound and wide range", "longer age", "again", etc., and is also used as an honorific word.

Laugh (Pinyin: xiào) is a first-level standard Chinese character (commonly used character). This character first appeared in Chu silk books during the Warring States Period. The ancient character shape was from bamboo and from dog, and later "dog" evolved into "yao". The basic meaning of "laughter" is the joyful expression on the face caused by joy, or the joyful sound accompanied by it. "Laugh" is also extended to sarcasm and ridicule.

Hua, a first-level Chinese character, is pronounced hua (huà). The radical "yan" is simplified to "讠". Simplify and save strokes based on ancient calligraphy. "Shuowen Jiezi": "Words are good words when combined. From the words and the sound of the tongue." The person who stops the mouth and pronounces the sound to distinguish the taste is the paradigm of the tongue. The two paradigms of speech and tongue are superimposed. The combination of good words is the paradigm of words.

Solitaire of idioms about big jokes

1. Not good at talking?: It refers to people who speak in layman’s terms and are not good at talking.

2. Not speculative?: Speculative: consensus of opinion. The words cannot be described together.

3. It’s not enough to say half a sentence?: We have different opinions and the conversation cannot be compatible, so we just stay silent.

4. The words do not agree with each other?: The words do not agree with each other. The words cannot be described together.

5. Are the words true?: false: false. The words circulating are not false.