What does epilepsy mean in Guangxi Zhuang language?

Epilepsy crazy guy, also known as red guy, in addition to derogatory, also produced two kinds of usage with different emotional colors:

One of them is equivalent to "guy" and "role", which is slightly derogatory and is often used for joking between colleagues and familiar friends; Another usage is quite special and ironic. For example, adults often blurt out "little red guy" when they meet naughty and disobedient children or get into trouble. This kind of scolding seems to hate but love.

Extended data:

1. There are 12 ethnic groups in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, including Zhuang, Han, Yao and Miao. Due to the historical, geographical, political, economic, cultural and other reasons of Guangxi dialect, there are many minority languages and Chinese dialects used in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, and the language use areas are staggered, and the languages penetrate and influence each other.

2. The mandarin dialect of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region belongs to the southwest sub-dialect. Southwest Mandarin was introduced into Guangxi in the Ming Dynasty, mainly distributed in the north-central part of Guangxi, with Liuzhou and Guilin as the center, so Guangxi people also called Southwest Mandarin "Guiliu Dialect".

3. Except for the Hui people who use Chinese, all other ethnic groups have their own languages, and some ethnic groups also use several languages. As far as the richness of Chinese dialect resources is concerned, Guangxi is undoubtedly second to none in the country.