There is a recent topic that has been blown up in cantonese friends' circles, and some people have spoken directly. Even if you are a native-born, old-fashioned man, facing a list of nine types of chickens, there is a great chance that the whole army will be destroyed, especially when the last two are completely lost. This provocative statement has set in motion everyone's curiosity, and countless netizens have taken this list to look at their close friends in guangdong。
Look closely at this list, which has been planted by so many people in guangdong. Cowboys and roosters are regular guests on the table. The former are pharmacist brown-wing crows, and the latter are our familiar frogs. Two-man chickens and rice chickens, each with a thick, market-well pyrotechnic gas, refer to the two-language copper money, which is often used by the elders to describe cheap things, while rice chickens are the carryers in the early tea world. Iron roosters, let alone national unity, have no name。
It starts to get weird in the back. Dragon-eyed chickens are not poultry at all, but pests with long noses and parasites on the eye tree, which is called a tan and hairy hair. Three-footed chickens in the old guangdong neighbourhood refer to three-wheeled motorcycles that carry passengers and goods without a license and that were strung across towns and villages in the early days as a means of transportation that is both loving and hateful. These levels can also be barely cleared by life experience, and the last chickens in the huts and dung pits are a devastating blow. The old dictionary has been searched, many local youths have been mistled, online speculations have been far more grotesque, some feel a very cold nickname, others suspect that it is a code in a particular village, and these two words have turned a kopp into a pending case, bringing the questioner’s sense of superiority directly to rest。
This strange “chick” dictionary is torn up by the most secret corner of the popular orient culture. A lot of words have long gone away from the original look of things and become graphic city symbols, and ordinary people look at the fog, and old people look at it, but they think they can make up a story of old age. The charismatic nature of the dialect lies in the misperception of this misperception, even if this time the last two words have been lost, and the process by which you have gathered together to look into the world's data and guess what's going on is already interesting。
