What does nonsense mean?

Question 1: What does Wu Li Tou mean? "Wu Li Tou" is a Cantonese dialect, and it should be written as "Wu Li Tou". Because the pronunciation of the word "Lai" in Cantonese dialect is similar to the word "Li", it is written as "Wu Li Tou". Refers to a person's words and deeds being meaningless and inexplicable. A way of deliberately combining or distorting some unrelated things and phenomena in an inexplicable way to achieve funny and satirical purposes.

Question 2: What does nonsensical mean? What is nonsense? With the popularity of Stephen Chow's movies, the word "nonsensical" has become our daily language, but no one can tell clearly what "nonsensical" means. Some people say it is funny, some say it is a Cantonese term, and some simply say it is. Stephen Chow style humor. What exactly is it? Now let me tell you. We know that the measurement of money we use now is yuan (block), jiao (mao), and cent. But in the past, people also used a cent after cents. The so-called idiom "a slight difference" or a difference of a thousand miles is this cent. Centi is also a unit of length. People use it to express a unit of money less than (cent). Wuli means worthless and worthless. Money is also a way to measure value, even in modern society. Nonsense means that the behavior is useless and worthless. Due to changes in Chinese usage, it has become difficult for people in most parts of my country except Guangdong to use this word.

Petty bourgeoisie means getting up in the morning and wearing a business suit and squeezing into the bus to go to work;

Nonsense, it means giving up your seat to an old lady on the bus and then staring at her hard. , until she said she was really not tired anymore.

Petty bourgeoisie means that you have not passed CET-4 and you have to add a few English words when you speak;

Nonsense, you have to not only add a few English words when you speak, but also add English words Read the words in Chinese characters, damn me?

Petty bourgeoisie means taking a bus to your girlfriend’s house and then taking a taxi together to the destination;

Nonsensical, it means taking a taxi to your girlfriend’s house and then taking a bus to the destination together.

Petty bourgeoisie means spending a whole month’s salary on a piece of sub-branded clothing;

Nonsensical, it means using a ballpoint pen to draw a Nike hook on every piece of clothing.

Petty bourgeoisie means that you can only afford a Parker pen but cannot afford a Rolex watch;

Nonsensical, you have to keep looking at the Rolex painted on your arm in a crowded place.

Petty bourgeoisie means that I like to collect classic DVDs and watch American movies, and I only watch the ones with English original soundtracks, never those with Chinese dubs;

Nonsensical means that I like to collect Stephen Chow’s comedies. , and I only watched the original Cantonese version, or it was dubbed by Grouper.

Petty bourgeoisie means going to a bar and drinking Crona and Budweiser that cost 30 yuan a bottle. You can’t get drunk even if you are poor, but you insist on telling your buddies to do it again;

Nonsense. Is it that you ran to the toilet when you were drunk and saw someone urinating and said, "You feed me shrimps" and then poured it for me. When I heard someone fart and said, "You fed me shrimps, you poured me a bottle of it?"

Petty bourgeoisie is usually stubborn and different. "I only drink that kind of bitter coffee with ice cubes", "I only eat this kind of Pisa in one store", which are commonly used by petty bourgeoisie. Sentence structure.

Nonsense, usually casual and unorganized, "I only drink the bitter ice cubes with coffee", "Shit, you are a puddle of shit. Life is cheaper than ants. I drive a Mercedes-Benz, you dig it Nose. Eat Pisa? You eat shit!”

I just want to go to a foreign fast food restaurant with a few friends, and I would rather eat a box lunch for 5 yuan;

It makes no sense, just take a job and sit with the beggar, and compete with him to see who makes more money.

Petty bourgeoisie means calling toilets instead of toilets and calling toilets or washrooms;

Nonsensical, it means calling poop poop, peeing pee, and calling things that petty bourgeoisie is embarrassed to talk about small bottoms. Dee.

Petty bourgeoisie means that wages are not called wages but salary instead;

Nonsense, money is not called money but is called horse mud.

Petty bourgeoisie means to find out how much "working-wage consumption" is before inviting friends to dinner;

Nonsensical, it means booking a private room in a hotel and going alone to order just one thing Plate peanuts.

Petty bourgeoisie means that you are not a wealthy person but you still have to look like a wealthy person;

Nonsensical, it means that you have to wear a tie when wearing a T-shirt or a suit. Wear sneakers.

Petty bourgeoisie refers to not calling an affair an affair, but calling it "aren't she and I just having contact at a negative distance";

Nonsense, it means facing oneself on a night of flowers and candles in the bridal chamber. My wife called out, "Wow, why are you injured?"

Petty bourgeoisie means that when talking about things that are obviously ridiculously expensive, you have to add "cai" (only ** yuan) in front of them.

It makes no sense, just shouting in front of the cucumber vendor: Wow, you are a black-hearted profiteer! Are you robbing~~~?

Petty bourgeoisie means calling the office clerk Tom and the doorman Sandy;

Nonsensical, it means calling your own mother Mommy and not caring about others. My mother's name is Lao Mu.

Petty bourgeoisie means that even if you live in a matchbox-like public housing, you still have to say that it is a small apartment in a busy city;

Nonsense, even if you live in a hut, you still have to Said "Hmm - it smells delicious and you can see it's delicious!"

Petty bourgeoisie, even if you save up for half a year and spend 3,000 yuan to buy a low-end computer, you still have to spend 1 yuan more to do it...gt ;gt;

Question 3: What does 'nonsensical' mean? Does this question make you scratch the back of your head? Don’t be afraid, if you can’t touch the back of your own head, you can touch someone else’s! Similarly, there are many ways to find answers. One of the most convenient and trouble-free methods is to go online, find a better search engine, type the three words "nonsensical", press Enter, and a bunch of related information will be returned. Then you can see that the explanation of Wu Li Tou will probably be like this: Wu Li Tou culture should belong to the line of post-modern culture, carpe diem, no depth of expression, destruction of order, separation of orthodoxy, etc., all of which can be read in Wu Li Tou movies . Nonsensical language or behavior actually has profound social connotations. Through its playful, ridiculing and cynical appearance, it directly touches the essence of things. Wow, such a huge explanation, but I can't understand it at all. It's really confusing, very confusing.

Most people have no idea about nonsensical words just like they don’t know the word Lahara (Rahara is a random word used by the author and has no actual meaning at all), and only most Stephen Chow fans have some understanding of it. Hazy perception. This is because the word "nonsensical" does not exist in mainland China, nor does it exist in Taiwan. This word is a slang in Cantonese. The earlier meaning of nonsensical was that a person acted and spoke irrationally, irregularly, and incomprehensibly. His language and behavior had no clear purpose, was vulgar, casual, and inexplicable. It was not until the 1990s that Wu LiTou gradually became a proper noun for comedy movies represented by Stephen Chow. Basically, it can be said that Stephen Chow gave the word Wu LiTou a new meaning and spread it widely. Until now, Wu LiTou It has become a subculture similar to petty bourgeoisie and has its own special social group. So what is nonsense? The answer is: Quite the background!

Who is responsible for the nonsense?

As long as we talk about nonsense, we can't help but talk about Stephen Chow. In a certain sense, Stephen Chow is synonymous with nonsense.

In the early days, Stephen Chow tried to break through conventions and break the old and create new ones in his movies. However, in the eyes of Hong Kong people, his performances were just random fooling around and could not enter the mainstream. Therefore, he is called nonsensical, which is why Stephen Chow doesn't like others calling him nonsensical.

But as Stephen Chow gradually perfected his special interpretation technique and established a system of his own, the public changed from rejection to recognition and appreciation of him. In the end, Stephen Chow finally won the public's recognition and quickly became popular. His special interpretation style is also defined as "nonsensical", but it is different from the previous ones. In addition to no longer being derogatory, it has also become a unique new fashion. If it weren't for Stephen Chow, there probably wouldn't be the nonsensical thing that it is today. Naturally, you can't see the book either.

So who is responsible for the nonsense? Answer: Nonsense, made by Xingchi!

Nonsense or nonsensical?

Nonsense does not exactly equal Stephen Chow, and vice versa. And just like the chicken and egg problem, it is also unclear whether Wu Li Tou or Stephen Chow came first. Stephen Chow's interpretation of the movie comes from many influences: he was inspired by Hui Guanwen in his early days and imitated him; he absorbed and refined comedy elements from other comedy movies; he borrowed and integrated funny comic storylines; he observed and reflected on real life, etc. Stephen Chow collects many nonsensical and funny elements and incorporates them into his movies. Before this, many nonsensical products of consciousness had already existed, but these nonsensical things made people feel incomprehensible, or simply in low taste. Stephen Chow was not determined to set up a banner for nonsensical culture from the beginning, but he formed his own unique style in the process of absorbing and digesting these nonsensical elements, which includes reversal of concepts, leaps in thinking, excessive exaggeration, Featuring self-deprecation and cynicism, the style was later defined as nonsensical. So from another perspective, Stephen Chow is the chicken and Nonsensical is the egg. Wu Li Tou hatched Stephen Chow, and Stephen Chow created Wu Li Tou. This is how everything interacts and contributes to each other. In Stephen Chow's own opinion, he feels that ideas expressed in some special, strange, or new ways can be called nonsensical. If you have watched many early Hong Kong movies or mainland movies, you will understand what the relatively novel method he is referring to. For example, if we say that a movie is old, Stephen Chow may jump out and replace it, but what surprises you is that he doesn't...gt;gt;

Question 4: Why do some people say that my words are nonsensical? What does nonsensical mean? I have no clue, I just open my mouth and say it

Question 5: What does nonsensical mean? The jokes are very obscure and illogical.

Question 6: What does nonsensical mean? Nonsensical culture is a subculture that suddenly emerged in Hong Kong in the 1990s, with Stephen Chow as the leader. This culture dominated Hong Kong society for the entire decade and slowly faded away after the Asian financial crisis.

The nonsensical culture developed vigorously through comedy film and television works and popular areas in Hong Kong. It was later widely accepted by the Chinese-speaking area and became a comedy art performance widely accepted by the generation of young people born after the 1970s. form and gradually apply it to real life.

[Edit this paragraph] The etymology of Wu Li Tou

1gt; Wu Li Tou, as the name suggests, does not have a hair on the head, that is a bald head, and the bald head is very smooth, that is, the so-called It should be very clear when you talk about it.

2gt; Nonsense does not mean "a head without a haircut". This is a widely controversial youth tribal term, originally a dialect in Guangdong.

Wu Li Tou may be derived from the Cantonese proverb "Wu Li Toujiri". "无理头尻" means "spine without head or tail" ("尻" refers to the tail of the spine, pronounced as "knock", which has nothing to do with the popular Cantonese slang.), which refers to speech or behavior that is "headless and tailless", which makes people feel uncomfortable. Puzzling. But this saying has not been proven. Wu Li Tou is originally a common saying in Foshan, Guangdong and other places. It means that a person's actions and words are incomprehensible and centerless. His language and behavior have no clear purpose, are vulgar and casual, and make random complaints, but they are not unreasonable.

Another theory is that opium was prevalent during the late Qing Dynasty.

When people smoke opium, they sometimes say "unreasonable addiction" (smoking it to the point where they have no interest in it), but over time they omit the word "addiction".

There is another saying that is a Shunde dialect, which is the harshest curse word. It means that a person is incapable of doing anything and is very useless.

[Edit this paragraph] The Origin of Nonsense

Nonsense culture is based on the neurotic humor performance method of the grassroots class, using language and body movements that have no logical connection on the surface to show the characters in the world. The unexpected behaviors displayed in conflicts are often comical. If most people don't understand the "laughing point" behind the incident, they won't know how to laugh. At that time, many teachers in the academic community did not understand why students were laughing, so they severely criticized this "nonsense culture". In fact, the rise of this culture imitated the dialogue between the two parties in the Sino-British Joint Declaration to develop a cry of helplessness against social reality.

How can such words be widely circulated? How strange. In fact, to this day, Stephen Chow is influenced by Cantonese culture and resents his comedies being called "nonsense" because this word reminds people of "no need to use your brain and no effort", but in fact they are filming They often go to great lengths for comedy effects, and each actor in the play usually has to do it more than 15 times for a great shot. Stephen Chow prefers to call his works tragicomedy. He always focuses on the embarrassment and embarrassment of small people in the face of survival pressure. Stephen Chow's movies are not without their connotations. Movies made a long time ago still make people laugh and cry. There are currently many web pages in the Mainland studying the "Stephen Chow phenomenon", which illustrates his enduring charm.

This term was originally unknown to northerners, but since 1990, Stephen Chow, as a master of postmodern culture, has produced a series of landmark comedy films, all of which have Cantonese dialogues. In particular, the slang that has become popular in recent years has quickly formed a trend in society (especially among young people). The film industry has also become a trend because of Stephen Chow's unique acting style and personal charm. The society calls such films nonsensical films. .

Stephen Chow's nonsense is based on his predecessor, Hui Guanwen. In the 1970s and 1980s, the three brothers of the Hui family (Xu Guanwen, Hui Guanjie, and Xu Guanying) began to create nonsense in Hong Kong, and Stephen Chow , it was in the 1980s that his inner humor had just begun. At the beginning, Stephen Chow showed understandable humor through his body and expressions. But this kind of nonsense is low-level. In the 1990s, he began to think about his own unique way of humor. After inheriting Xu Guanwen's restrained and content-rich humor, he gave full play to his unique characteristics, thus It created today's Stephen Chow, which can also be said to be today's so-called "nonsense"

[Edit this paragraph] Related examples

The earliest recorded nonsensical dialogue was Stephen Chow in a TV series After the character said something, he responded with "Do you speak S?" (Cantonese,...gt;gt;

Question 7: What does it mean when someone says my words are nonsense? Definition:

Wu Li Tou means deliberately combining or distorting some unrelated things and phenomena in an inexplicable way to achieve funny or satirical purposes. It is written as "无码头" because the pronunciation of the word "来" in Cantonese dialect is similar to that of "李", so the word "nonsensical" will make a person's words and deeds meaningless and incomprehensible.

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Wuli Toujiri may be derived from the Cantonese proverb "Wuli Toujiri" which means "spine without head and tail" ("尻" refers to the tail of the spine, pronounced as "kao Yi", which means "spine without head and tail"). A popular Cantonese proverb that refers to words or actions that are "without a beginning or end", which is confusing but has not been confirmed.

Wu Li Tou is originally a common saying in Foshan, Guangdong and other places. It means that a person's actions and words are difficult to understand and have no center. His language and behavior have no clear purpose, are vulgar and casual, and make random complaints, but they are not unreasonable.

Another theory is that opium was prevalent during the late Qing Dynasty. When people smoke opium, they sometimes say "unreasonable addiction" (smoking it to the point where they have no interest in it), but over time they omit the word "addiction".

There is another saying that is a Shunde dialect, which is the harshest curse word. It means that a person is incapable of doing anything and is very useless.

Question 8: What does nonsensical mean? The origin of this word is in Guangdong, and it means: deliberately combining or distorting some unrelated things and phenomena in an inexplicable way to achieve funny or satirical purposes. "Wuli Tou" is a Cantonese dialect, and it should be written as "Wu Li Tou". Because the pronunciation of the word "Lai" in Cantonese dialect is similar to the word "Li", it is written as "Wu Li Tou". Nonsensical behavior makes a person's words and actions meaningless and inexplicable.