What does Chongqing dialect mean?

Raking ears in Sichuan dialect means a man who is afraid of his wife, that is, he is afraid of his wife.

Ba Er, pronounced pa, is a unique word in southwest China, such as Sichuan, Chongqing, Guizhou and Yunnan. Because men are often pulled by their wives after marriage, the word "ear raking" is only used to describe those men who are soft-hearted and afraid of their wives.

The prototype of ear harrow comes from a bicycle with "ears" in Chengdu. It was originally invented by a man in Chengdu to make his wife sit more comfortably. There are still a few such models on the streets of Chengdu. Today, "ear rake" has become a tricycle, but people still affectionately call it "ear rake".

An overview of Chongqing dialect in Chongqing Dialect;

1, [black tends to be afraid of mom] describes a place where the light is very dark and there is no light, which is a little scary here. ?

2. [Zhengnan Becky] describes a very formal affection, not a serious expression of joking. ?

3, [crazy] describes a surprised reaction of extraordinary excitement. ?

4, [dry fine fire] describes people who are lean but very energetic and angry. ?

5, [lying white] describes lying without blinking, not telling the truth.