Liaocheng has a long history and culture, and its festival activities are full of traditional characteristics and have great cultural connotations, such as Liulin Flower Drums, Liaocheng Acrobatics, Canal Yangko, Bamboo Horse Dance, Gaotang Luozi Dance, Sanhezhuang Stilts, and Farm Flower Boats The various entertainment activities in the festival, such as the Fire Lion Dance and the Fire Lion Dance, are festive, lively and lively. Among them, the "Fire Lion" is the most exciting. The lions are mostly hand-made and dance with sonorous and powerful rhythms. People clapped and praised. In addition, Liaocheng also has a wealth of traditional folk crafts with local characteristics such as Guanxian Langzhuang dough sculptures, Maguantun clay figurines, Yanggu clay whistles, carved gourds, and Dongchang woodblock New Year paintings. It can be said to be a folk library with rich collections.

Overview of Liaocheng Folk Culture

Fire Lion in Wenzhuang, Shenxian County

Fire Lion is a unique folk art skill in Wenzhuang, Shenxian County. According to local people It is estimated that it has been passed down for nine generations, with a history of nearly 200 years. The "Fire Lion" is different from the traditional southern lion and northern lion. The outline of the lion is made up of bright spots lit by thousands of fires. It is extremely artistically appealing and is a unique folk custom in Shandong Province and even the country that is very popular among the masses. dance form. "Fire Lion" was included in the "Shandong Province Intangible Cultural Heritage" list by the Shandong Provincial Government in 2007.

Liulin Flower Drum

Liulin Flower Drum, also known as Yangko, is an excellent traditional folk art in Guan County, Shandong Province. Liulin Flower Drum was founded in the Ming Dynasty and has a history of more than 500 years. It combines martial arts movements with folk song singing, singing and dancing, which vividly reflects the scene in the late Northern Song Dynasty when Liangshan heroes disguised themselves and sneaked into Daming Mansion to rescue Lu Junyi. : Umbrella holder: Wu Yong; first drum: Liu Tang, Li Jun; second drum: Chai Jin, Hua Rong; first gong: Sun Erniang, Hu Sanniang; second gong: Sister Gu, Madam Le; Monk: Lu Zhishen, Wu Song; Jing Mother: Miss Jin (that is, the person who was rescued from Guanxi by Lu Tiha's fist attack. Because he was good at singing and dancing, he was specially invited from other places to help the heroes enter the city); the old Tatar: Song Jiang; the silly boy: Yan green.

Liaocheng Acrobatics

Liaocheng Acrobatics has a long history and a large number of artists, gradually forming a cultural system of the acrobatics industry with Qilu characteristics. Liaocheng acrobatics mainly includes three categories: circus, magic, and performance. It attaches great importance to waist and leg lifting skills, highlights newness, difficulty, strangeness, beauty, and danger. Its artistic style is simple, heroic, and rough. It is known as the hero of Qilu and is deeply loved by the masses. favorite.

Canal Yangge

Canal Yangge is a comprehensive dance with a history of more than 300 years. It is a folk song and dance art form loved by the local people. There are more than a dozen locks and docks on both sides of the ancient canal in Dongchangfu District of Liaocheng City, and dozens of villages are popular. At present, there are Yangko teams in Liangshui Town, Sha Town, Daokoupu, Yansi, Li Haiwu (today's Phoenix Office) and other areas. The Canal Yangko performance has a huge lineup, sometimes twenty or thirty people, sometimes sixty or seventy people. Among them, the movements of the Umbrella Stick Dance are bold and rough, vigorous and heroic, and are mostly combined with martial arts routines. They are difficult and powerful. Yangko performances usually start with a stick dance, and then an umbrella dancer leads everyone on stage. Then the umbrellas rotated with sticks, and the characters in the dance team, such as the eldest sister, the handsome boy, the three-flowered face, the silly wife, the silly boy, the gentleman, the old man, the bolide, the stilt walker, and the running donkey, performed in sequence under the command of the umbrella. The clowns such as the silly boy and the silly wife shuttled through the procession, and from time to time they said the most hilarious words in the countryside, which were humorous and amusing.

Dongchangfu Daokoupu Bamboo Horse Dance

The Bamboo Horse Dance is the characteristic culture of Daokoupu Office and is also a famous folk dance form in Liaocheng. "Bamboo Horse Dance" is a folk flower party during the Spring Festival, mostly performed before and after the Lantern Festival. Bamboo horse performers generally require four men and four women, divided into roles such as Sheng, Dan, Jing, Mo and Chou. Zhengsheng rides a red horse, Qingyi (pretty girl) rides a yellow horse, Xiaosheng rides a green horse, and Huadan (Hua eldest sister) rides a white horse. , the clown rides a dark horse. When the bamboo horse is running, each role has a clear division of labor, each performs its duties, and cooperates with each other tacitly. The main focus is on walking, including "double entrance", "opening four doors", "water slides", "circling eight characters", " There are more than ten kinds of snakes, such as "snake shedding skin", "cross lean", "scissor stock", "circle round", "three dragons coming out of water", "pumpkin vine" and so on. The props in the hands of the actors may be horse whips, swords, guns, swords or halberds, or sticks, which are selected according to the identity of the characters. The performers express the plot and character through expressions, gestures and singing. During performances, the accompaniment instruments are mostly percussion instruments such as gongs, drums, and cymbals.

At present, this kind of activity has been organically combined with Yangko, opera and small operas such as Xianzi Opera, Three and a Half Sentences, Lu Opera, Henan Opera, etc., and has gradually developed into a more lively folk entertainment and fitness sport that is both educational and entertaining. During festivals, colorful horses jump and gallop, which greatly enliven the festive atmosphere and express people's wishes for a better life. They are deeply loved by the masses.

Sanhezhuang Stilts in Guan County

The stilts in Sanhezhuang Village, Xinji Township, Guan County have a history of more than 200 years and have been passed down for 11 generations. Its performance is jubilant, passionate and unrestrained, light and elegant, flexible and elegant, rough and powerful, simple and steady, and has the typical characteristics of Shandong folk dance. When the stilt team was first formed, there were only three pairs of stilts, and the performance movements were very simple. Later, through successive generations of descendants, the team gradually grew and the performance became more mature. The stilt troupe mostly performs in folk fairs and temple fairs. There are steel nails on the headband, which can quickly open the venue. During the performance, actors dressed up as various opera characters and performed on stilts. The highly skilled actors can perform difficult moves such as splits, somersaults, and flips from the Eight Immortals Table, while the comedy characters make jokes and make people laugh. There are no fixed repertoires for stilt performances. They often perform simple little plays based on the actors' specialties, such as "Little Cowherd", "Bang Hai Chopping Woodcutter", "Eighteen Farewell", "Zhu Bajie Carrying His Wife", etc.

Gaotang Luozi Dance

Gaotang "Luozi" has a long history and is widely spread. It first originated during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty and has a history of more than 200 years. Its birthplace is in Gaotang. Ni Tang Village is 15 kilometers south of Tang County. The props of the Luozi dance are simple. It only uses a bamboo pole of about 1 meter, with red wool spikes and several copper bells on both ends. The bamboo pole is painted green, and copper coins are clamped on the pole body. When it is danced, it emits sounds at the same time according to the rhythm of the dance steps. A variety of crisp sounds, displayed indoors, is also a very beautiful handicraft. The costumes of the Luozi dance are exquisite. The male actors wear hero scarves, black trousers and yellow waistcoats, leg wraps, black shoes and colored silk; the actresses wear a tight red coat on the upper body, tight pants and red shoes on the lower body, which has the ornamental value of combining ancient and modern times. There is no limit to the number of people playing "Luo Zi", ranging from 10 to 40 people, but the movements, dance steps and rhythm of playing and dancing must be absolutely consistent. The team members are required to be equally divided between men and women. Historically, lead dancers were similar to the male clowns and female actors on the opera stage. Most female beauties dress up as men disguised as women. The male and female lead dancers are the backbone and core of the team. Not only do they work well with the entire team, but they also tease each other in a hilarious and hilarious way.

Tianzhuang Flower Boat

Tianzhuang Flower Boat is located in Tianzhuang Village, Guancheng Town, Guan County. Grange Flower Boat has a history of more than 200 years. The farm flower boat performance is divided into "civilian and martial arts fields", including singing in the literary field and dancing in the martial arts field. There are 5 people in the literary field, who beat gongs and drums when walking on the street, and sing local popular Luantan during performances. Luantan has a long history and is known as "the legacy of Northern Opera". The singing style is high-pitched, sonorous, solemn and desolate, with a unique charm. The main repertoire performed include: "Iron Crown Picture", "Gaoping Pass", "Zhao Gongming Descends the Mountain", "Gao Jinbao Goes to the Southern Tang Dynasty", etc. The martial arts dance performance consists of four parts: it consists of four dances: flower boat, float, two-person move, and old Jiang carrying his wife, each with its own characteristics. The flower boat performance is graceful and smooth, and the imitation is lifelike; the float performance is well coordinated and humorous; the two-person moving performance is lively and exciting, with unique techniques; the old ginger carrying his wife's performance is difficult to distinguish between true and false, and has a strong sense of life.

Yushan Fanbai

"Fanbai" originated from the time of Buddha. "Brahma" means ancient India, and "Bai" means praise and praise. It is used during Buddhist religious ceremonies. Hymns that are sung, offered, stopped, and praised in front of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas are pure sounds that purify life, and are generally referred to as traditional Buddhist music in later generations. Because "Bai" and Buddhism were introduced to China from the Brahma Land (ancient India), it was called "Fan Bai". In 230 AD, Cao Zhi visited Yushan and heard Sanskrit singing coming from the cave, so he drafted the tune and filled in the melody according to the content of "Prince Ruiying Benqi Jing", which was later called "Yushan Fanbai".

Linqing Five Ghost Dance

"Five Ghost Dance" is a mask dance popular in Linqing City. It is a large-scale dance based on ancient legends and myths. Folk dance, the "Pan" in "Five Ghosts Haunting Punishment" refers to the underworld judge, Zhong Kui, the legendary god of ghosts; the "Five Ghosts" refer to bat ghosts holding pianos, chess, calligraphy, paintings and umbrellas. , whenever there is a performance, with a burst of intense gongs and drums, the little ghost holding the piano, chess, calligraphy and painting first jumps and jumps out, with free and easy movements, and various forms of formation changes, the whole scene is full of fun, and then the tall man with a leopard head and eyes, waist The judge, armed with a sword, appears accompanied by the dancers of the umbrella ghost. He is seen holding a wooden board and stretching his wide sleeves to fight and play with the ghosts. He may have eyes wide open and observe everything clearly; he may listen to music with his harp, gaze at paintings; or he may hold up a plate. Playing chess, stroking beards and reviewing books, the little ghost judge cooperates with each other tacitly, and the wonderful performance is lifelike, coupled with the profound ideological connotation of using ghosts to illustrate reason, uphold justice, and lash out evil, so it is deeply loved by the working people in terms of content and form. Love and welcome.

Langzhuang Dough Sculpture

Langzhuang Dough Sculpture was produced in Langzhuang Village, Beigantao Town, Guan County. The dough sculptures are rich in variety and have a wide range of themes, including "Where is the Sea", "Zhao Kuangyin borrows his head", "Lion Dance", tigers, goldfish, frogs, fruits, flower baskets, etc. In the production process, refined wheat flour is used to leave the dough. After it is ready, various patterns are kneaded on the chopping board with scissors, combs and other tools, then steamed, glued, painted and dried in the sun. Its shape is simple and exaggerated. The dough sculpture is in a semi-relief style and is "fat" after being steamed, showing a rich modeling beauty. The coloring is also very bold, often using large areas of primary colors such as red, yellow, and green, interspersed with changeable lines, and then using a small amount of cobalt blue and white powder to embellish flower buds and small plum blossoms. Finally, dark green is used to outline the eyebrows and eyes. The hair color creates a contrast in hue, making the dough color more lively and colorful. Bao Jiahu, a famous folk arts and crafts expert, has visited Guan County several times and praised it as "a wonder among folk arts and crafts".

Dongchang Mansion Woodblock New Year Pictures

The production of Dongchang Woodblock New Year Pictures has a history of nearly 300 years. Dongchangfu woodblock New Year pictures and door god paintings are integrated into one, which not only has the artistic style of New Year pictures, but also plays the role of door god. The composition is simple, the characters are prominent, the depiction is exaggerated, and the sense of integrity is strong; the characters have narrow eyes, narrow nose bridges and narrow nose wings, and the image is plump and simple; the colors are bright and the contrast is strong. Its outlines are simple and vivid, delicate and concise. The materials are drawn from a wide range of materials, including farming and weaving pictures depicting labor production, small fish entertainment, opera stories, folklore, and auspicious paintings such as fortune, luck, and celebration.

Carved gourd

Carved gourd is also called spider gourd. Unique traditional handicrafts flourished in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. At that time, the culture of raising coccoides was very popular in Liaocheng, and the sales volume of cocoon gourds was very high. Most of the villages that grow, make and sell gourds are concentrated in Liaocheng Chengguan, Yansi Town and Liangshui Town. The carved gourds have exquisite patterns and smooth knife skills. Although they are expensive, demand exceeds supply. Since 1978, artists have boldly innovated on the basis of inheriting traditional craftsmanship, cutting gourds into various shapes, changing flat carvings into through-carvings, making the patterns three-dimensional, and creating many new products with unique characteristics. It makes a great gift.

Yanggu Clay Whistle

Yanggu Clay Whistle is a wind instrument. The original name is "Cuckoo Bug". Made of clay (clay), it is a kind of local entertainment product popular in Yanggu County. Judging from its appearance, pronunciation and raw material production, it evolved from the ancient musical instrument "Xun". There are two types of mud whistles: clay and pottery. Sizes range from 3 inches to 1 foot. There are 10 holes on it, and the sound range is more than 10 degrees. It can be played with single vomiting, double voicing, fancy tongue and other techniques. The pronunciation is clear and loud, euphemistic and pleasant to the ear. It is particularly suitable for imitating the calls of various birds, and is used to perform local operas and folk songs with a unique local charm. Zhao Sa, former vice chairman of the China Music Association and president of the Central Conservatory of Music, named it "Yanggu Shao". On October 3, 1953, "Beijing Daily" reported on Yanggu Post. In 1978, Yanggushao was exhibited at the "National Folk Crafts and Ethnic Minority Supplies Exhibition" and received the attention of relevant units.

Chiping paper-cutting

Chiping paper-cutting has the characteristics of bold lines, simple form and strong local flavor. Various flowers, birds and figures are vivid and lifelike. Folk artists use their simple techniques to cut out colorful pictures from paper, and their skills are passed down from generation to generation. The content reflects many themes of celebration, auspiciousness, wishful thinking, loyalty and filial piety.

In terms of artistic style, the paper-cuts in the east and west of Chiping County are similar but have differences. In the eastern region, attention is paid to the external contours of objects, and they are cut and shaped without making a draft; in the western region, necessary pattern decoration is paid attention to in the simplified objects, making the works look pretty and elegant. During festivals, people often cut "white lotuses and red fish" to symbolize a good harvest and more than enough every year; for newlyweds, they use "mandarin ducks playing in the water" to wish the couple to treat each other as guests and grow old together. More than 80 Chiping paper-cuts have been collected by the National Art Museum of China and the Provincial Art Museum, and many other works have been collected by foreign collectors. In 1994, Chiping County was named the “Hometown of Folk Paper-cutting Art” by the Ministry of Culture.

Yellow River Tamao

The Yellow River Tamao is a wonderful work in the Yellow River culture. It is a piece of Yellow River culture nurtured by the Yellow River river workers with their sweat in the practice of Yellow River control. It is not only The concentration of Yellow River control practice is also a force that promotes flood control and emergency rescue construction. The characteristics of the Yellow River Ramming Trumpet are tense, high-pitched, powerful. The chants are different, and the content is different, whether slow, fast, passionate, or melodious. According to the conditions of the construction site, the selection of different horns can give construction rescue personnel speed and strength to achieve the purpose of working together to fight floods and rescue emergencies.

Gaotang Si Diao

Gaotang Si Diao, also known as Gaotang Siping Diao, is a folk rap art form popular in urban and rural areas of Gaotang.

Gaotang Siping Diao has a beautiful tune and is good at lyricism. The tune is the repetition of four phrases. The singing form is flexible. It can be sung by many people together or by one person playing and singing by himself. The main accompaniment instruments are sanxian, erhu, bamboo board and knot, and a small band can also be added for accompaniment. The silk tune is pleasant to the ear, good at expressing emotions, and the singing form is flexible. It can be played and sung by one person, or it can be performed and sung by many people together.

Toad Hum

Toad Hum is a folk opera popular in Sang'a Town, Jia Town and Liangtang area of ??Guan County. It is a type of opera that was formed after the Luoqiang (Luozi) popular in Wei County, Daming and other places in Hebei Province was introduced to Shandong. During the performance, it gradually absorbed the specialties of Hebei Bangzi and Four Strings and combined it with the local language. Its main bowed string instrument "erhutou" (or "beard") is dug from the root of a Chinese chrysanthemum tree, covered with a thin board of paulownia wood, equipped with a 30-centimeter-long piano pole, two silk strings and a horsetail bow. The roots of the toad tree are soft and soft, and the pronunciation is rich and pleasant, with a humming sound. In addition, the two sounds (so and do) appear repeatedly in the small part of the singing, which sounds exactly like the croaking of frogs after the rain, so the local people call it "Toad Hum".

Woodboard drum

Wooden board drums are popular in various villages in Liulishi Town, Sanlipu Township, Yinji Town, Guhe Town and Liangcun Town in Gaotang County. The wooden drum comes from the performance and creation of folk artists in the Gaotang Dynasty, and its content is relatively rich. In the past, old artists used to rap in bookstores and teahouses with large sets of romance books, such as "Hu Jia Jiang", "Yang Jia Jiang", "Shi Gong An", etc. Sometimes during the rap process, the audience Then it is separated from the content of the "book" and applauded for the "speaking", just like people say that "speaking is better than singing." After liberation, rap jokes were not only traditional fixed words and phrases, but also jokes created in line with the ideological education of political movements and to praise newcomers and new books. For example, Zhao Huayuan from Liulishi Town, Gaotang County adapted many short passages such as "The White Ape Steals the Peach" and "The Civet Cat Teases the Tiger", etc., and sang them locally, activating the cultural life of the rural people and promoting the construction of spiritual civilization.

Guanxian Zhaquan

Zhaquan is one of the outstanding types of traditional Chinese martial arts. Chaquan originated in Zhangyinzhuang (also known as Yilizhuang) in Guan County, Shandong Province. It was created by Hui people Cha Shangyi (Chamil), Hua Zongqi, Wu Dianzhang and others and spread among the Hui people. Zhaquan is popular in Shandong, Hebei, Henan, and Beijing. After Shanxi, it spreads at home and abroad, especially among the Hui people. After hundreds of years of practice and evolution, Cha Quan has formed three major schools: Guanxian's "Zhang Style" Cha Quan, Guanxian's "Yang Style" Cha Quan, and Rencheng's "Li Style" Cha Quan. The content of the routines of the three schools is different, and the training methods are also unique, but their boxing principles are the same and their requirements are generally the same. The style characteristics of Zhaquan are: stretched and straight posture, rapid force exertion, consistent movement and stillness, both hardness and softness, distinct rhythm, flexible and changeable steps, rigorous structure, and neat frame. Regardless of whether it is forward or backward, ups and downs, we strive to coordinate and cooperate. The entire routine shows a free, powerful and agile form. It is a more systematic type of Changquan type.

'''''''''' from Aicheng Travel Network

Dialect

1. A foreigner asked for directions: How to get to the ancient building~ ~ I told him in standard Mandarin Liaocheng: It’s not far~~ A stick in front~~~ The outsider said~ Oops~ Liaocheng people are ready~

2. One of my friends My colleagues usually don’t like to speak Mandarin, but due to the regulations, I have no choice but to say it. One day, when I answered the phone, the other party said that I was looking for so-and-so. My colleague said in standard Liaopu (Mandarin in Liaocheng): He is still here~

3. Hee hee, my friend called me and the first thing he said was, "What are you playing?" I fainted. . .

4. Occasionally a friend came to play with me. It was a cloudy day and I wanted to rain. I asked her what the weather was like outside, and she told me: It’s raining. I asked, is it big? She replied: qiu (beg) qier (qier)~ (it is not big)

5. I made light bulbs for my cousin and her boyfriend a few days ago. New Century Disco, at the end, her boyfriend said: The music was so loud, it made my heart hurt. (My heart aches)

6. One day, I told a story to my friend about the place. Mysterious, after I finished speaking, she said to me: You are stupid here for nothing~ (just nonsense)

7. An acquaintance of mine said to me in standard Mandarin: Get married (gang) It's not good, you have a child and you have to be a child!

8. The leaders held a meeting in the morning and lectured, "These people, don't worry about what I do. You don't want to listen. This time Catch me blindly. When people from the province came to check me, I saw that there were no four demons in Neng Nongdi. I was trying to trick Neng next to me (wink), trying to help Nen Yuanyuan Chaer (smooth things out). ), can they be tender? The tender beans are not going to go to my body. I am so excited! The blind eyes are so tender!”

9. A certain gentleman from Dongchang went to the south on a business trip one day, and he was doing something at the banquet. He asked the waiter in a Mandarin accent: Miss, what kind of drinks do you have here? The waiter hurriedly went to the kitchen to ask. After a while, the waiter came back and said apologetically: Sorry, we don’t have drinks here. At this time, I saw this gentleman saying loudly in Liaocheng dialect :"It's just soup"

10. One day I was looking at clothes in a clothing store, when a fashionably dressed young woman came in and spoke Mandarin while looking at the clothes. After trying on a piece of clothing, the waiter asked her : What do you think of this piece? I saw this young woman saying in Mandarin: "The style is good, but it looks a bit too rough when worn on me."

11. It was said that in a hotel banquet room, Two new waiters, whose Mandarin is not very good yet, brought a plate of fried peanuts. The waiter introduced: Sir, these are deep-fried long fruit kernels (peanuts are called "Chang Guo" in the dialect of many places in Liaocheng). Please use it slowly. Another waiter felt that she made a mistake, so he called her out of the private room and warned her: If you can speak, just speak, if you can't speak, please stay away (yuan yi).

An old saying from Liaocheng people

Livestock is called "Tou Gu"

Buckets are called "Shao"

The curse is called "Bear" , it was called "Ye Laixing Xing" last night

It's not called "Mudai"

Steamed buns=membrane

The corn is called "cob", with the kernels removed. It's called "stick". Corn is also called "stick"

Sweet potato=sweet potato, yam

Going to school is called "study"

It's really called "stick"!< /p>

It’s so tiring==It’s so tiring!

It’s so good==It’s so good!

It means that it is specially called "Intuit"

So good!

So tired!

Screaming happily: Yes

It is said that the short man is called Zizi

The conversation is called "Lala (second sound of la)"

The old lady calls her "old mother"

The larvae of the cicada are called "fairy" and "material-saving ghost"

In the morning it’s called “Tou Noon Wu”

At noon it’s called “Noon Wu”

In the afternoon it’s called “Tianxi”

In the evening it’s called “Hongxing”

The radio is called "playing box"

The flashlight is called "electric stick"

When you get tired of it, you call it "Xu". For example: I can't drink Xu when the porridge is sticky. .

Enough, enough, called "game" is like marrying a wife and sitting at a banquet, and the host comes to offer wine, "Eat well, drink game."

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The piglet is called “Laolao”

The corn husk is called “Bangziwo”

The corn silk is called “Bangziying”

Cornmeal is called "Mudu"

When it rains and snows, it is called "Fabula" or "Zhuanmo La"

The kitten is called "Huahua"

Cooking food is called "beating" rice

Snails are called "Bie Le Niu"

When I was a kid, the ones made of paper were called "wai"

The tops were called "Dudiu" ”

Beat him and whip him

My wife is called “home”

Doing laundry is called “worrying clothes”

Snot is called “ Nose"

It starts with beating

Why is it called beating?

Cooking is called beating rice

Squatting down is called valley

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The frog is called Hippo

The knees are called "Gelebai" and the forehead is called "Yelegai"

The butt is also called "党山子"

The dragonfly is called a leech

The sparrow is called Jiaqiao or Qiaoqiao

The water ladle is called a water ladle

The woodpecker is called a chida eye [hungry Wu] ]; Read the two characters "Ruwu" at once, and read quickly

Tomatoes==Persimmons

Qianerli==The day before yesterday

咩儿==Tomorrow< /p>

"A stick" means a paragraph

The toilet is called Maozi

It was deceived into calling it "Bei Le"

The soap is called pancreas Zi

The bench is called Taozi

Going home is called Jiazou

The west is called Jiaxi

The east is Jiadong

< p>The north is called Jia Bei

The south is called Jia South

If the distance is far, add a bigger one - Jia Jia Dong

Wash is sorrow

< p>Diapers are made of mustard seeds

Washing diapers - worrying about mustard seeds

Lying to call people Huleng

Liar people---Huleng people

The pillow is called Bean Pillow

The outside of the house is called Dangjie

The sunshine is called Laoye

The pebbles are called Kila

Pat the dirt on your body Called "Plop, Plop"

The number of broom calls

Panting for breath is called "Hush"

Animals: Snakes call "bed bed"

The woodpecker is called "Qianda Mold"

The crucian carp is called "crucian carp melon seeds"

The livestock is called "Tougu"

Supplies: motorcycles are called "electric donkeys" ”

Bicycles are called “cyclists”

Flashlights are called “electric sticks”

Shuttlecocks are called “juanzi”

Food : Fried dough sticks are called "Guozi"

Pastry is called "Big Guozi"

Peanuts are called "Long Guoer"

Action category: I clean up and you call me "I Buddha" You"

Repairing is called "taogu"

Contributor: Liaocheng Encyclopedia Team