"Ganba Lengzi" in fried meat is a dialect in some parts of northern China. It means "single, unique and unique". So continue to stir-fry the meat, which also means "pure stir-fry the meat".
Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. You can also write "single jump", which is also a northeast dialect, indicating that there is only one. Lengzi is similar to modal particles and is mainly used to emphasize oneness.
Continue to fry the meat. The specific context is as follows:
Several northerners came to the restaurant and called the waiter "Fried meat with highland barley." Attendant: "sorry, sir, we only have fried meat here, but not dried meat." In fact, the guest ordered pure fried meat slices, and the waiter said fried meat is also pure fried meat slices. Just because of the different dialects, I made a joke.