What does Laotie mean?

Lao Tie is another name for "buddy". In the northeast dialect, similar deformed appellations include "Tiezi" and "Tiebuddy", all of which have the same meaning, indicating that the relationship is close, reliable and trustworthy. It shows that the relationship between friends is very good. New words are popular on the Internet, and they are kind and friendly.

Old: very, local dialect. Iron: Metaphor is linked together like iron. The relationship is hard and often appears in Northeast dialect. Laotie, also used as a noun, means brother. Internet broadcasting terminology.

In the northeast, Laotie has another meaning, that is, it does not refer to proper relationship. There was no word "Little Three" in the previous generation, and some words were called Xiaomi Little Three, but they were more subtle, that is to say, Lao Tie.

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The origin of Lao Tie's name:

Don't lick the iron railings in winter. In winter, children in northeast Inner Mongolia lick iron railings. If they really beat them, they will not succeed. After the tongue sticks to the iron railing, it will break its skin and bleed when it is pulled out. It is time to test your friendship.

If you have a good friend by your side to help you breathe. You can tear it off when the breath is hot, but it often sticks to him. There are pairs of children stuck on the iron railings in the streets of northeast winter. The children's eyes sparkled with that kind of friendship and pain.

Therefore, people in Northeast China call their friends Tiezi and Laotie, which means that they have a good relationship, licking iron together and bleeding together.

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