In many films describing the underworld in Hong Kong, it has been mentioned many times that it belongs to "Jianghu slang", and the original words are "helmsman", which means the person at the helm. There are also a large number of handkerchiefs in the pronunciation of Chinese mainland's Jianghu dialect, all of which refer to the gang boss and leader. In Hunan and Jiangxi, it is called "doing things", which means "leading us to do things together" and "a practical and capable person".

Sichuan is different. Influenced by Paoge culture, it has another name. Other areas have different names, such as "Ada". Generally speaking, the word "Shoubazi" is a buzzword derived from the Southern Secret Society in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, which is mainly popular in most parts of southern China and a few northern areas in the south of the Yangtze River, with obvious pronunciation characteristics of ancient Chinese.

The specific significance of support in life;

1. Leader or person in charge: In some cases, the ticket holder can refer to a person who holds a leadership or responsible position in a group, organization or team. For example, the general manager of an enterprise can be called a undertaker because he is responsible for decision-making and guidance.

2. Support the person who bears the main responsibility: Shoubazi can refer to the person who bears the main responsibility in the family, community or group. They may be the mainstay of the family, taking on economic responsibilities, housework and other important roles.

3. Key members or people: In a team or group, shoulders can refer to those core members who have important influence, sense of responsibility and working ability. They are usually competent and experienced members who are responsible for important tasks and key decisions.