What does dad's ear mean in Sichuan?

In Sichuan dialect, Lai Er means a man who is afraid of his wife, which means henpecked and strict with his wife.

Raking ears, pronounced as pa with one sound, is a unique vocabulary in southwest China, such as Sichuan, Chongqing, Guizhou, Yunnan and other places. It is popular because men often have their ears pulled by their wives after they get married. The term "raked ears" describes a man who has soft ears and is afraid of his wife.

The prototype of the rake ear comes from a bicycle with "ears" added in Chengdu. It was first invented by a man in Chengdu to make his wife sit more comfortably. There are still a few of them on the streets of Chengdu today. car type. Evolved to this day, the "raker" has become a tricycle, but people still affectionately call it "raker".

Classic Sichuan dialect:

1. Fake sophistication

It refers to an inexperienced person pretending to be experienced and talking wildly in front of everyone.

The connotation includes the joking and bloody saying of slapping a swollen face to make someone fat. ?

Example: The name of the unlucky cat in "Tom and Jerry Sichuan Dialect Version" is Fake Lianlian (that is, Tom in "Tom and Jerry").

2. Comfort and comfort

Refers to the subjective feeling of goodwill and satisfaction towards a thing. This word means "ease and comfort". The word "ease" also means "satisfactory, wonderful, terrible" in Sichuan dialect and is widely used.

In Sichuan dialect, comfort can mean many things. Depends on where you use it. For example, when eating hot pot, when you take a bite and say "comfort", it means it is delicious and tastes good.