What does Xiongqi mean?

It means that something or something that was originally ordinary has risen. Anyone who refuses to accept failure and is brave and enterprising can be said to be "rising". In Sichuan dialect, Xiongqi also means to cheer up.

The word "Xiongqi" has a long history. In ancient times, "Xiongqi" was not a weird or dirty word, but an elegant slang. According to research, in the Han Dynasty Book "Shang Shu Di Ming Xian", there is a saying that "someone is rising, wearing Yuying, wearing a red spear". The rising here refers to the meaning of "rising".

Liu Shahe, a Sichuan-born writer, believes that "male rising" is opposite to the word "female lying". "Dong Guan Han Ji·Zhao Wen Biography" says: "When a man flies male, he can fly female!" Even the poets Wen Tingyun and Luo Yin of the late Tang Dynasty used "female flight" to express their resentment at not being able to "rise up".

Because it means very strong, "Xiongqi" is sometimes used in the context of "courageous and ruthless". In the 1990s, "Xiongqi" was almost a constant slogan for Sichuan football.

In that "hot" A-A era, the sound of "Xiongqi" in Chengdu Sports Center was deafening. Sichuan fans used this word to motivate football players and cheer for the players. Later, even when the Chinese national football team played, slogans of "Xiongqi" and shouts of "Xiongqi" filled the stadium. Extended information:

Xiongqi Introduction:

1. Xiongqi, the word Xiongqi, originated in Sichuan, and later came from the popular football market in the Chengdu Sports Center in the A League. The news spread across the country, and the roar of cheering for the team in the stadium was deafening. Xiongqi means to encourage people not to feel guilty and to step forward bravely.

2. For example, when watching a game and shouting "Xiongqi" to the players, you are cheering them on, giving them confidence, and encouraging them. Xiongqi also means getting angry with others and being tough on others. There is a lot of debate over the specific meaning of the slang that is widely circulated in the Sichuan Basin. The view that it is related to genitals once prevailed. In fact, the meaning of "Xiongqi" is very simple, just come on, but in Sichuan In the words, the word "come on" is spoken in a flat tone, which Chengdu people say is "motherly".

3. The term "Xiongqi" has been used in Sichuan for a long time. Mr. Chen Zi'ang, who was born in Santai, once said in his poem, "Who is the male with a white head?" After the peerless poet Li Taibai came to Jiangyou, he began to write poems using the word "xiong".

4. The Shu Kingdom belongs to a matrilineal culture and focuses on the feminine side, so the "childish accent" spoken by Chengdu people today is very strong. But a place with a strong matriarchal culture often has more urgent cultural needs for males.

5. In Sichuan dialect, including the current Sichuan dialect, when these two words are spoken, they all have a loud and powerful sound. In 1994, at a home stadium of Sichuan Quanxing in Class A, the situation on the court was passive. More than 40,000 fans in the audience shouted: Yu Dongfeng is out of class, and he will rise up after class is over! After that defeat, "Rising" was dedicated to football.

6. Chengdu fans and Chongqing fans are at war over whether this sentence was invented in Chengdu or Chongqing. Xu Yong, a senior media person and former Quanxing boss, thinks: It may be Chongqing. The fans shouted out first, but they shouted louder during the Quanxing team game at the Chengdu Sports Center.

7. Because it was related to reproductive issues, public opinion once considered "Xiongqi" to be indecent. Unexpectedly, it aroused the dissatisfaction of Liushahe, a leading literary figure in central Sichuan. Liusha said: "Xiongqi is elegant. , corresponding to "female submissive."

8. In Sichuan dialect, in the earliest times of modern times, the phrase "xiongqi" refers to the erection of a man's penis; it describes a man who must be able to speak and be courageous. The former should be regarded as a swear word, while the latter gradually changes into the meaning of being confident, bold, carrying on, supporting, and even cheering. The earliest swear words turned into the cheers of tens of thousands of people on the football field, and they didn't feel embarrassed. Therefore, language is changing and there is no need to stick to the original meaning. We should look at it from a developmental perspective.

9. Keep working hard because you still need to work hard, and Xiongqi means continuing to maintain your existing advantages! In Sichuan dialect: "Xiongqi" is a shout of encouragement to the "winner". "Come on" is a cry of encouragement for "those who are not defeated by the winner but still need to work hard".

The word "Xiongqi" in modern times seems to have been born from Sichuan fans in our Chinese Football League A.

10. The three words have similar meanings. The first two are slang. Those who call Xiongqi are from Sichuan, and those who call Danqi are from Guizhou. "Come on" is standard Mandarin and is the synonym for Chinese people all over the country and even the world. When watching sports games, wherever you shout "come on", there are Chinese people.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia Rising