Nonsense, originally a colloquialism from Guangzhou, Guangdong and other places, means a person who does and says things that are incomprehensible and uncentered, whose words and actions have no clear purpose, are vulgar and random, and whine, but not without reason. The radio duo of soft and hardened tens and movie star Stephen Chow are both famous for this.

From the point of view of its concept and connotation, Biting and Chewing has made two interpretations: one says that "Li Tou" means "Lai Tou" because the Cantonese words for "Li" and "Lai" are the same. "来" in Cantonese, it is obvious that "無哩头" means no cause, no origin, no reason, no head, no brain, and inexplicable; one says that "哩头" means "准则", which means "guidelines", and the other says that "哩头" is """ in Cantonese. "Guidelines", "No Li Tou" is "no guidelines, no measure, mess", "from which derives the meaning of jokes, funny, etc.

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. The most famous of them are the "Hard and Soft Divas" Lam Hoi Fung and Ge Man Fai, who joined Hong Kong's Commercial Radio in March 1988 at the age of 21, and appeared as "Chi Sau" (madman, psychopath) and "Buzz" (nonsense), which has not only become popular among teenagers to imitate their words and deeds, but also attracted many parents and teachers to write to the newspaper, saying that "Hard and Soft Divas" are poison for the young generation's mind. The "soft and hard masters" are poison to the young generation's mind.

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