Salty pig hands, there are indecent girls in Guangdong and Hong Kong, and they also indulge.
Salty pig hands "is" sexual harassment "in plain English. Perhaps it is the plump, mellow and smooth taste of the pig's hand that reminds some people, so some private things that are not very glorious and difficult to put on the table are dubbed "salty pig's hand" and laughed it off. Like many Cantonese dialects, "salty pig's hand" comes from the name of the dish.
During the G8 Summit in Petersburg, US President George H.W. Bush walked behind German Chancellor Angela Merkel and fondled her with his hands on her shoulders, which made Merkel very embarrassed and unable to push her away. The reporter took this shot on the spot and quickly spread it as a joke in the international media. Some people call Bush a "salty pig hand".
Salty dampness should be a foreign word, and it began to rise near the coast of Guangdong in the19th century.
Handsome from England.
It is said that the sailors of the British Empire were hungry and thirsty after stopping at the Qing coast, and they praised every woman they met.
Later, people called those ghosts handy, but they became "salty and wet" in Cantonese.
But there is another saying:
Flower Girl A said to Flower Girl B: The canal is so salty and wet! Heavy cargo ......
As soon as the sailors heard this, they went to an interpreter to explain "salty and wet".
The translator found it difficult to translate, so he replied: Oh, salty and wet are things.
They say you are handsome. So ...
They said, you are handsome. therefore ......
Money is rolling in! Since then, "salty and wet" has become a thing.
Then "salty and wet" is not a foreign word.
It is also said that "salty wet" in Cantonese comes from "salty pig's hand", which is a kind of pickled food, and here refers to "Lushan's paw".
German salted pig's hands were marinated with salt for two days, so that the pig's hands could fully absorb the flavor of salt and wine, and then baked in the oven. Roasted pork hands are pink and tender meat, so they are salty, fragrant, crisp and crisp.