The pimp in Shandong dialect generally refers to the thin strips of pigskin, which is mostly used in cooking and is a traditional food. General dishes such as roast pork, stewed ribs and braised pork can be added with pimps to increase the taste and nutritional value. The pimp is tough and chewy after cooking, especially suitable for the elderly and children, and has the effect of nourishing the body.

In addition to cooking, pimp in Shandong dialect has another meaning, that is, tramp or beggar. This usage comes from folk language, which is a very common usage and also reflects the social reality in Shandong. In the eyes of many people, pimping is an alternative way of life, and it is difficult to get social recognition and respect. But in fact, these pimps also need attention and care, and give them more attention and help.

Generally speaking, pimp has many meanings in Shandong dialect, which is not only a traditional food, but also a special social group. Whether at the dinner table or in real life, pimps need our attention and attention, hoping to let more people know and care about them and build a better society together.