"Jia" is a common word in Fujian dialect, and its meaning is similar to "Da" or "Dou" in Chinese. Rack can be used to express formal or informal quarrels and fights between two people, including physical fist-fist intersection, as well as linguistic arguments and criticisms. Compared with other dialects, the word "home" in Fujian dialect has more characteristics and charm. In Fujian dialect, people will use special expressions such as "big shelf", "small shelf", "underworld shelf" and "dead shelf" to describe shelf.

"Home" in Fujian dialect has a wide range of application scenarios. Besides describing fights and quarrels, racks can also be used to describe the comparison and competition between two people. For example, when two people are playing cards, they can say, "We are going to have a big fight today", which means that the two sides should compete with each other in card skills. There is also a traditional "putting water on the shelves" activity in Fuzhou, which refers to diving competition. It can be seen that the "frame" in Fujian dialect is closely related to competition and competition.

Scaffolding is also a very common language form in Fujian people's daily communication. Fujian people speak directly and frankly, don't like beating around the bush, and sometimes they are a little impulsive. Therefore, on important occasions or social occasions, Fujian people will also remind themselves to pay attention to their wording to avoid causing unnecessary fights. Of course, the framework in Min dialect is not always negative, and sometimes it can also be used to "flirt". It is also a part of Fujian culture to express one's feelings through appropriate teasing and naughty language.