Seek local folk songs, ballads, proverbs, two-part allegorical sayings and representative dialect words in Ezhou, and be sure to be local in Ezhou! ! ! ! Urgent! ! ! ! ! ! !

crippled child in Sichuan dialect goes to the hospital-treating his feet (consciously)

eating cowpeas with clams-hanging hunchbacks rolling over the ditch-seven arches and eight upturned)

sprinkle pepper in the grave-hemp ghost

mice don't pistol-hit the cat's heart

salted duck in Baishiyi-dry cowpea

drink wine-show your teeth

steam the bean sprouts-curl up and suffer indignities

a jar of radish can't catch ginger. Can't get its paws off

The tortoise scolds the tortoise-same to you

Take off your pants and hit the tiger-shameless, I don't want to

take off my pants and hang myself-shame on you

Crazy girls tell jokes-laugh and laugh

fart and burp-ventilate up and down

Monk Liu plays gong-pie pie

The prince of hell is pockmarked-there are many tricks

Turtles fart-punching the shell

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Blow the fire with a rolling stick-I can't steal it

Fifteen humpbacks sleep in one bed-Seven arches and Eight warps

The skin of winter melon is used as a hat-It's moldy and dusty (downright moldy)

The little baby wears a suit-the old woman in the big vegetable garden dam flies to eat people

The mouse drills the bellows- P > beggars guard the road-sitting upside down to find change

Wang Erniang's foot-binding-long and smelly

Lost at the crossroads-not (knowing) things

No umbrella on rainy days-fairies (drenched)

Humpty Dumplings get wet on their backs (wet)

Foreign horses (wet). P > the old woman is crying-looking at the infinite (teeth)

wearing tofu-boarding

porridge and soaking rice soup-adding Qing (pro) to Qing (pro)

Liu Bei borrows Jingzhou-borrowing it or not

rolling a pin and blowing fire-I don't know anything

P > planting wheat in winter paddy field-strange planting (alas)

brush shedding-methodical

hunchback sleeping-not implementing at both ends

shit as a whip-you can't smell it either. You can't dance without

foot-binding of a lazy woman-smelly and long

nailing palms on the horse's buttocks-too far from the hoof (topic)

pushing a cart in the hall-in a dilemma

ants on the millstone-all stripes are Taoist

monks' skulls-no hair (method)

Dumb people eat rhizoma coptidis. Uncle's beard-ignore

bicycle downhill-don't step on

old woman to powder-not tender (on)

old woman yawns-looking toothless (ya)

scholar fights-fighting for a pen (not necessarily)

two fathers fight-Hu Dou (Hu Dou) < Stone-smelly and hard

Pick up the handkerchief in the toilet-wipe it (open it)

Walk in the house-strange house (object)

fart in the belly button-waist (demon) gas

incense stick (bamboo stick left after burning incense) bridge-sad

There's pus under your feet-it's so bad

you throw a knife at the savage end-there's a fierce paper lantern-you can cross the river with a poke

you can't protect yourself

the meat buns beat the dog-you can't go back

the carpenter wears a cangue-you deserve it

the old man sells a house-God (God) Call

a fly a weight-keep your mouth shut

play the piano on the plane-high-profile

yawning-loud

a dog catches a mouse-mind your own business

hang a mirror on your chest-just look at others, not yourself

a cat cries a mouse- Fierce! Fierce!

Li Jia's tea shop-each said

copper pot to boil water to make tea-delicious

dumplings in the teapot-you can't pour out the goods

noodles in the teapot-it's hard to get

the tea shop moved-started a new stove.