Why don't you tell me all the interesting dialects in your hometown?

When I was a child, I lived with my relatives in Sipu Village, Inner Mongolia for nearly a month. At that time, because I didn't understand dialects, I made a joke. At that time, he was about six or seven years old and had not "widely" accepted dialects. Ding Meng (dialect, meaning suddenly) is still a little uncomfortable when he hears the dialect. I remember a sister-in-law in the village said when she first met me: This woman (girl) is very attractive (beautiful), and it's really sour (beautiful) to watch the cat purr (describing the long eyelashes). Then, a group of people not only looked me up and down, but also kept laughing. I saw everyone laughing and guessing what I said. I don't think there is anything to say. It must be swearing. So, under the gaze of Kwai Kwai, I was in tears.