The homonym of "Yali Mountain" sounds like "Pressure Mountain", which means great pressure. The word "Yali pear" is vivid and reminiscent of a huge Yali pear. Through the word "Yali Mountain", people can easily express their pressure and anxiety, but also have a sense of self-mockery and relaxed humor.

In What's wrong with peanuts, "peanuts" is a homonym for "occurrence". "What's wrong with peanuts" sounds like "What's wrong". The word "What's wrong with peanuts" also has a certain colloquial and playful effect. By using this word, people can easily express their doubts or surprises and at the same time increase their interest in the language.