Funny Xiehouyu in Nanjing Dialect

Lead: Nanjing belongs to Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces and speaks Wu dialect. The following is my collection of two-part allegorical sayings in Nanjing dialect. Welcome to read the reference!

Nanjing dialect xiehouyu? Is the railing on Wende Bridge reliable? ：

It is said that during the Dragon Boat Festival in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, hundreds of people crowded on Wende Bridge to watch the Qinhuai River Dragon Boat Race, so that they broke the railing and stepped on the bridge board, causing people on the bridge to fall into the water together. This kind of two-part allegorical saying came into being at that time. Often describe something as weak and unreliable.

? Don't look for outsiders in the street and things? ：

Once upon a time, there was an old Wanquan teahouse in Sanchong Street (now Zhonghua Gate Changle Street), and a group of people went to mediate disputes every day. If there is a dispute in the street, the local people will mediate on their own, and there is no need to go to outsiders. This phrase is usually used to mean that some things can be solved through internal mediation without resorting to outsiders.

? Shangyuan county wall? ：

The lookout wall of Yuan county government on Baixia Road in Qing Dynasty is made of wooden boards, which is often used to describe that relatives and friends should keep their promises and not break their promises.

? Sand three monkeys trial lawsuit seven flowers leputi? ：

Sha Sanhou is a Hui policeman. When interrogating a Hui thief, he saw that the case was too light to be sentenced, so he said to the man:

? Since you are a Hui, let me tell you something. You got it? The thief replied:

? Can you tell his lordship? . The police officer said:

? Seven flowers and happy Puti? Hearing this, the thief kowtowed and thanked him. News:

? Seven flowers and happy Puti?

It is a common dialect of Hui people, meaning? Go away? . Therefore, use this phrase more often when suggesting that someone should leave quickly.

? Grandma Zhao entered the ancestral temple and cursed endlessly? ：

Grandma Zhao is eccentric. Every time I enter the ancestral temple, I swear at people who are not pleasing to the eye. It is often used to describe a person who loses his temper and curses endlessly.

? Will Chen Caibao marry a woman tomorrow? ：

Chen Caibao, a silk merchant in Nanjing, married his daughter. He saw that the bride price given by the man was not what he wanted, so he told the matchmaker:

? It will happen tomorrow! ? This phrase is usually used to describe an excuse to put things off, or to talk about things the next day if they can't be finished today.

? Is Zhang Ruxiang's meat zero? ：

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Zhang Ruxiang was sentenced to death that year for assassinating his righteous brother Ma Xinyi, governor of Liangjiang (see the movie "warlords"). This phrase is often used to describe that something or money is consumed a little.

? Is the cake at the entrance of Gongyuan bad or fragrant? ：

During the examination, some cake vendors often go to the entrance of the examination room of Gongyuan to sell cakes. Sometimes when they are not sold out, they turn sour and refuse to leave. As a result, the sour cake was bought and eaten by Xianggong (that is, the examinee). This phrase is used to describe that an appliance or food is still used by its original owner even if it is broken. Sometimes it is also a metaphor. The parties still do what they didn't do and don't shirk their responsibilities.

? Are the chopsticks at Doumen Bridge busy at both ends? ：

Chopsticks made by bamboo workshop near Doumen Bridge are round at both ends and can be used at will. This phrase is often used to describe people who are busy at both ends when doing things.

? Li Guangming guy doing (sitting) books (losing)? ：

Li Guangming is the number one bookstore. This phrase is used to describe people who are not sure about gambling in casinos, or people who only lose but don't win.

? Gaoyou to Shaobo 66? ：

Gaoyou and Shao Bo are 66 kilometers apart. This expression is often used to describe that the quantity of something is sixty-six.

? The dog in Sanpailou went to Sipailou to chew bones and ate two legs for a mouth? ：

This language is often used to describe and laugh at gluttons.

? Does the car get off the bridge? ：

A joke about the boss's son.

? Hanging a house number on the toilet is not a resident? ：

Describe a person who does not keep his word.

? Did the flowers in Maxiang bear fruit? ：

Metaphorically, someone has done something without a head or tail, and it's gone. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Maxiang area has been specialized in making velvet flowers. Paper flowers, of course, these flowers will not bear fruit.

? Would you stick a reed stick in your ass? ：

Describe someone who evades responsibility. Chai Lu is used to make paper cars and horses. People, would you please come as soon as you go to the grave? Yes

? The tailor lost his scissors and only one foot (to eat)? ：

Describe some people who are greedy for food and drink.

? Is the water tank of the tea stove half buried? ：

Describe people over 500 years old. Two-thirds of the water tanks of local tea stoves are buried in the soil.

? Humpty Dumpty sleeps in a coffin? The camel, that is, Luo Guo, lies hunched in the coffin. ? Get up? Posing or being reasonable.

Nanjing dialect proverb [it is easy to entertain guests, but difficult to gather them]

It is difficult to get together with guests, and it is not easy to get together.

[(Mao) is a village, not a home]

When you give something to someone, you should give it to the whole family. This is the experience of dealing with interpersonal relationships.

[One hundred people, all kinds]

People in the crowd have various aesthetic concepts and values.

[Save, save, in the hole, etc.; Use it, from the Bodhisattva]

Spending more and spending less is the consumption concept of Nanjing people. Province, thrift or devaluation; Uses are financial management or investment, economic investment, education investment and health investment.

[Eat in the open air]

This is the philosophy of life of some Nanjing people.

[People are unlucky, fart and hit their heels]

Unlucky people are often unlucky.

[Tell people not to lose money, roll their tongues]

Persuade people to be polite.

[A dutiful son is born with a wooden stick]

Filial sons are educated by martial arts.

[Blessed are the ugly people]

Blessed are those who are ugly. Ugly people may be more humble, diligent and friendly, and God may care about, love and help him more.