Ma Jiandong, an expert on ancient philology and ancient Chinese in Shanxi Province, said in an interview with the media that the ancient word brain is written as "Yue" with the word "Dou" beside it. The traditional word "fight" is like fighting with two hands, so the original meaning of the word "noisy" means fighting. In addition, the extended meaning of "noisy" also includes noisy, disturbing, prosperous, quarreling, getting involved, engaging in, fighting and so on. In many extended meanings, the original meaning of "struggle" has been continued.
Fan Hashi said that the sound of "BEAT LA BEAT HEAT" is often heard in American stadiums. In English, "BEAT" means to hit, bump and knock, and it is also full of provocation. But in fact, the word "noisy" is not as direct as "beat". Using the word "noisy" on the field is the best support for the home team, and it has strong Shanxi regional characteristics.
"CBA, as the most professional basketball league in Asia, will definitely broadcast live in Asia such as Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan in the future. If the fans shouted some dirty words at that time, it would definitely affect the image of CBA and the national image. Therefore, we fans should start from the spiritual civilization construction of a small city in order to take the ball market and CBA to a higher level! " Hash representation.
In Shanxi Zhongyu Post Bar, many players pay attention to posting every day. Last June 165438+ 10, the group of "quarreling over alcohol" was born. Up to now, there are nearly 200 members. Every away game, members will be invited in the bar, and members will either walk away or get together to share the fun of watching the ball. It is worth mentioning that 70% of the fans here don't know each other, but there is no sense of strangeness and distance. After winning the game, the fans will hug and cheer and take a group photo.
Many fans bluntly say that "annoying him" is the "independence slogan" of Shanxi fans, which has the characteristics of Shanxi dialect and is particularly powerful to shout. It does not have any derogatory meaning, but rather represents a kind of morale.