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What do you mean, hard to squeeze?
What time is it, China's empty ear? Nima is hard to squeeze, which comes from a famous joke of Sino-Japanese language exchange circulating on the Internet: A Japanese crowded the subway in Japan, complained that Nima was hard to squeeze after getting on the bus, but the Japanese next to him replied "crowded together". Because the pronunciation of "now, when" is "IMA, Nanji", which is very similar to "Nima", and the pronunciation of "temporary" is "alone", which sounds like "crowded together". "Although the two sides have no understanding of each other's real intentions, they can form a complete dialogue in their respective language systems because of their pronunciation. It is a very magical and funny case, so it is widely circulated. Similar Chinese and Japanese language stems include Jiading Lake Pacific Road.
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