1, normal heart is safe!

If you encounter any small setbacks or unlucky things, tell your friends, and they will definitely use one sentence: relax! Reply that you mean no problem, don't worry. In addition, if there is a major turning point or change, and the other person sympathetically says something sweet to you, people are likely to reply with words like "normal heart". "Normal mind" or the attitude of taking it lightly has a lot to do with Xiao Jiang's slogan of "things change, don't make a fuss" in his early years.

2. Use it-get a steady profit.

The word "although" is an old saying. For example, a fellow villager in the community across the street set up a stall, which looked inconspicuous. How is his business? He will say "take advantage", which means that it's okay anyway, and it's ok to make a little money foolishly. "Steady earning" is different from "dead earning", "big earning" and "fishing in the sea".

3. Really left (no)

For example, a man meets a woman and says, I fell off the car. In other words, I just had an accident and my motorcycle was hit. That girl will definitely say, really, and then she will go forward and see what's going on. This "true or false" does not doubt the meaning of the other party, but a waiting language that anyone can use. Even the elderly will ask: No shadow? If there is nothing serious, you can say "no shadow", which means nothing, or there is no such thing at all.

Step 4 die young

Premature! You can see from this that this is not a good word. As the name implies, it is synonymous with short life. But in the process of use, "premature death" is not necessarily a swearing word.

5, very motorcycle-turtle hair

"Motorcycle" here has nothing to do with "motorcycle" or "motor vehicle". If classmate A waits for classmate B at the school gate, it is hard to see him coming, holding chicken chops in his hand, and he went to buy vegetables, then he is likely to be called "very motorcycle". A similar proverb is "turtle hair". "Turtle hair" means very stingy and stingy, and it is also a translated word in Taiwanese. Nowadays, young people will also use "very hairy" to describe such people: "very dry".