Zhashi is a typical Xi 'an dialect, not a local dialect. Literally, it is also easy to understand. Tie, can be understood as the tie in Zama step, which means slow and steady, quietly; Potential is posture, posture. Link means to show your position and motivation to the other party firmly, deadpan, and have a plan.

Actually, tying the knot is a derogatory term. In Xi dialect, it mostly means swearing. For example, if you tie a coward's knot, look at your stupid dog and tie a German shepherd's knot. What are you talking about? I always think that the word "solid" is very vivid, which not only shows the attitude and position of the parties, but also vividly depicts the facial expressions and psychological activities of the parties, and is worth popularizing and studying. Although it is a local language, it is not awkward. The most important thing is that it can reflect many phenomena in modern society.

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Posture: refers to arrogance, posturing to show one's identity, aloof and indifferent attitude, contemptuous eyes, "mm-hmm" bureaucratic tone of ignoring reason, arrogance and bossiness.

Source: Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" 25: "Lin Zhiyang said,' If he respects others especially, I will put on airs and talk big. " "

Example: Wang Shuo's Nobody Cheers: "He went into a restaurant with a friendly face but many seats."