The meaning of "lively blue waves" in Wuxi dialect is similar to that in Mandarin. For example, a child removes an alarm clock at home, and then the alarm clock stops ringing, and parents will call him "live beep". There is also a person who has some money. He buys this stock for a while, buys that stock for a while, sells it for a while, and then invests his money in futures. He goes back and forth several times, and his capital is also lost. At this time, some people will say that he is a "living blue wave." Of course, if they can "blog" successfully, others will give him another evaluation.

In fact, this kind of words is not unique to Wuxi people, and Changzhou people also say the same thing with the same meaning.

Further analysis and textual research on the origin of the word "lively blue waves" may make it easier to understand the meaning of this dialect. In summer, there is an insect called "Bibo bug", which is a bit like ladybug, but slightly longer than ladybug, with dark brown wings, no stars on it, and the wings are oval together. I grabbed it and put it on the table. I think it's ready to move. At this time, when I put it down, it was too late to say. At that time, I only heard a beep and jumped up, sometimes even reaching the height of a water bottle. The so-called "blue waves" may describe its jumping sound.

A Changzhou native who has worked and lived in Wuxi for more than forty years.