Sure enough, Chinese civilization has not been broken! Netizen: In fact, many dialects and local languages have allusions

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Today's topic: Sure enough, Chinese civilization has not been broken! #爆料 ##文章首发挑战赛#

Indeed, Chinese civilization is like a magnificent river of history, which has never stopped!

On the map of the world, there have been countless glorious ancient civilizations, but the Chinese civilization is the only one that has continued to this day.

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Let's take a look at what netizens have to say:

Another old story of the Ming Dynasty.

Where there is Boss Cao, Brother Liu Bei will not be far away.

The white meat and the fried Qin juniper are all metaphors that are hated to the bone.

Haha, the people of Chu were really unpopular at that time?

Learning the language, not understanding the customs and customs of the time, is like holding a compressed package without a password, knowing the words, but the meaning is not clear.

I really haven't heard that before.

I think it's still the old saying that is more flavorful.

It turns out that this is what it means to be unreliable.

"Emei bean", we call it "emidou" in the local dialect. This is the first time I've heard of written language.

I only learned the meaning of this word later.

The use of personal names and local names is very common, and it is generally for commemorative purposes.

This tradition has been going on for more than 2,000 years.

The current descendants have ancestors who are all famous families.

The ancient name of corn was "maize". The name is elegant and the image is apt.

It's like making up a story for a kitchen knife, like Dongpo meat.

The dialect listens to the earth, and after understanding the written language, it is actually quite elegant.

The word "unties" is widely used, and it is said that Shanxi immigrants use this word.

"A trot" is actually a small beast next to the five ridges and six beasts on the roof.

In Henan, the word has become "Dan strings do not stick".

I thought that "posture" was like this, but I didn't expect it to be said in Cantonese.

The pronunciation of many words can be traced back to historical origins.

The story of "Seven Captures of Meng" has a far-reaching impact. Foreigners listening to this story may be like listening to a book from heaven. Haha, that's funny.

After half a life, I finally understood some truths, and I also learned some strange knowledge unexpectedly.

The "spoon" and "teaspoon" that Hubei people say are actually the good names of those small spoons that make meals more delicious.