What does Kara mean in Northeast dialect?

The northeast dialect "Kara" originated from Manchu "Kara", which means cave. Later, the word spread to the northeast dialect and became a unique noun among the northeast population. It was explained that the "lock the door" card can be used in various occasions, such as locking the car when shopping, locking the door when going home, and locking the hand when playing cards. In the daily life of the northeast people, Kara has become a practical word, representing safety and security.

Northeasters usually say "Kara door", "Kara car" and "Kara card" when using Kara. The use of cara needs to consider the situation and environment, and use it carefully to avoid unnecessary contradictions. In the northeast dialect, Kara can also mean "take care" and "take care". For example, among friends, you can say "Brother, you should take care of yourself".

Although Kara is the lingua franca in the northeast dialect, it contains the simple and open-minded cultural connotation of the northeast people. In the eyes of the northeast people, Kara is like an indispensable social etiquette, which is the embodiment of mutual care and trust between people. Therefore, in Northeast China, Kara has gradually become a cultural symbol, representing the indomitable spirit and unique cultural charm of the people in Northeast China.