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Classical proverbs in Chaoshan and their explanations
Chaoshan proverbs are the language wisdom of Chaoshan people, so do you know the classic Chaoshan proverbs and their explanations? The following are the classic quotations and explanations of Chaoshan compiled by me for you. Welcome to reading.

Classic Chaoshan Proverbs and Interpretation Classic Chaoshan Dialect: Three Doors of Oil and Hemp Don't Hear.

Meaning: there are many metaphors, but I don't listen to a word!

Chaoshan dialect: afraid of death and selling change!

Meaning: Don't accept criticism and correct me, and stick to your own opinions!

Chaoshan dialect: binocular persuasion is at the bottom of pants!

I can't see anything.

Chaoshan dialect: Give up the loser!

Meaning: What a pity!

Chaoshan dialect: without a trace

Meaning: There is no evidence.

Chaoshan Dialect: A massive hat is placed in the north of China.

Meaning: Like farmers, only bamboo hats are installed!

Chaoshan dialect: night show master, encounter ghosts!

Meaning: Always do something (improper and so on), usually nothing will happen, but sometimes something will happen!

Chaoshan dialect: a dung bug on the altar

Meaning: describe a person as lazy.

Chaoshan dialect: A male leads a duck.

Meaning: I don't understand.

Chaoshan dialect: the old man's foot pool stinks.

Meaning: Foot-binding is a verbose metaphor.

Classical Chaoshan Proverbs and Their Interpretation Popular Chaoshan dialect: Old people taste pig's trotters.

Meaning: Old people eat pig's trotters, but they can't chew them. He just tried to taste them. General attempt.

Chaoshan dialect: Sell a batch of noses to Si Xia.

Meaning: describe doing things without grasping the key points.

Chaoshan dialect: darkness above the soul palace

Meaning: It is said that the underworld is dark.

Chaoshan dialect: I miss Shimada Hanzo in the middle of the night.

Meaning: describes a person who has no fixed views and vacillates in his thoughts.

Chaoshan dialect: porridge and rice feed thousands of people.

Meaning: Society is complicated, and everyone has it.

Chaoshan dialect: I don't believe that there are summer ghosts holding silver paper.

Meaning: People like money.

Chaoshan dialect: foot problem, take a break!

Meaning: forget the past!

Classic Chaoshan Proverbs and Interpretation The latest Chaoshan dialect: as small as Laba East Opera!

Meaning: crazy to hopeless!

Chaoshan dialect: no burning protection!

Meaning: it means that one thing has reached the limit of others' ability and can't help!

Chaoshan dialect: four lines!

Meaning: Nonsense!

Chaoshan dialect: Bite bone with brine!

Meaning: I hate a person or a thing to the extreme!

Chaoshan dialect: You love to make new things!

What are you doing?

Chaoshan dialect: Bai Renzai