1, "Diao" is a word used to curse people in Cantonese (homophonic with Diao, such as Xiao, Yao and Diao). The word "Diao" is usually followed by: your mother+important organs. Homonym can be said to be: regulating farming), as a verb, it is the same as "Cao" in Mandarin.

2. "Mao Mao" should be "What's wrong?" . Another example is "give you a hair" (because hair is worthless and light), so it means "nothing to you". But it is used in different interpretations.

Guangzhou dialect:

1, Introduction

Guangzhou dialect, also known as "Guangzhou dialect", is a typical representative of Cantonese, but Guangfu dialect itself is constantly changing and developing. Before 1949, the words used in Guangzhou dialect were quaint and less influenced by the northern dialect. The main items of Guangzhou dialect: Dongshan, Xiguan, Xicun and Panyu. Guangzhou dialect is a narrow sense of "Guangzhou dialect" because it is located in? The central cities in the Pearl River Basin are the mother tongues of tens of millions of local residents in metropolises such as Guangzhou and Hong Kong, which have long guided the traditional Cantonese opera culture and Cantonese? As a recognized standard sound, pop culture has been accepted by people in various Cantonese dialect areas and has a strong influence. Cantonese itself is slowly changing. Guangzhou accent is widely broadcast, even including some accents from Foshan, Zhongshan and Hong Kong.

2. Causes of formation

Guangzhou dialect evolved from ancient Chinese, and its formation and development went through a long process. Before the Qin Dynasty, the ethnic minorities living in Guangdong and Guangxi were called "Nanyue" (a kind of Baiyue), including Zhuang, Yao, Li and Tujia. After that? Qin Shihuang sent troops to guard Lingnan, which initiated the early Chinese and the fusion language. However, some scholars believe that "the earliest source of Cantonese should be the result of Chu people moving south and Chu language coming south" (Li Xinkui's Guangdong Dialect). From the Han Dynasty to the Tang and Song Dynasties, the Han nationality in the Central Plains migrated to Lingnan continuously, which promoted the development and stereotypes of Cantonese. Cantonese has not changed much since Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. In Guangzhou dialect, there are many unique words, which are not the remains of ancient Vietnamese and other minority vocabulary, nor ancient Chinese, ancient local languages and loanwords, but original words with strong local characteristics of Guangzhou.