Yao: The last one.
Nowadays, in addition to ranking, Sichuanese often add the prefix "Yao" before "favorite", such as: calling babies "Yao" and "Yao"; Another example is Mao, Dad, Aunt and Uncle. Because "Yao" refers to "small", "tender" and "young", "Yao sister" mostly refers to "young girl" or "beautiful little girl"
The name of "Yaomei" is mostly in Sichuan, Chongqing and Guizhou, and it is more common in Tujia areas, and it is also called in other provinces!
In Sichuan dialect, a sister has three meanings: the first layer refers to the youngest sister in the family, called a sister; The second is an ironic name for a woman who dresses too coquettish, and the last one is a dance name in the early days of liberation, called "Yaomei" and so on!