What are the common sayings in Anhui?

1, only after suffering can you become a master: this sentence means that only after suffering can you become an outstanding figure.

2. 7 pounds Eight ounces: This phrase does not refer to specific weight, but is used to describe a person's figure. In Anhui dialect, seven pounds and eight ounces means that a person is thin and unhealthy. This phrase can also be used to describe a person's character or behavior, such as he is heavy and unreliable.

3. Three times five divided by two: This sentence is used in Anhui dialect to describe a person doing things quickly and neatly. Its source is said to be the beads on the abacus. When you want to hit 3+5=8, just dial three lower beads and five upper beads on the abacus, and then dial two upper beads to get the answer. So three times five divided by two is used to describe doing things quickly and accurately.

4. Shrimp (Shrimp Tiger): This is the name of shrimp in Anhui dialect. In Anhui, people like to eat leeches because they are delicious and affordable. Every summer, shrimp festivals are held all over Anhui Province, attracting many tourists to taste them.

5. hairy-footed son-in-law: this refers to a man who is not married going to the woman's house as a guest. In some places in Anhui, the parents of women will invite the parents of men to their homes after their daughters fall in love, so as to learn more about the family situation of men. The man will be called Mao son-in-law at this time.

6. News of the World: This refers to immediate retribution. In some parts of Anhui, people believe that bad deeds will be rewarded, and this kind of retribution will soon appear. So today's newspapers are used to describe people who have done bad things and will soon be punished.

7. Old hen: This phrase does not refer to a real chicken, but is used to describe an elderly woman. In some places in Anhui, people will use old hens to address older and experienced women to show respect and respect.

8. Mental illness: This is the name of mental illness in Anhui dialect. This phrase is not a polite expression. Usually used to describe people with abnormal behavior and mental problems. This phrase is generally not used in formal occasions or literary works.

9. Bitoubazi: This is the name of stupid people in Anhui dialect. This phrase is insulting and is usually used to describe those simple-minded and naive people. This phrase is generally not used in formal occasions or literary works.

10, if you don't walk for a day, your fist will be pinched: this sentence means that if you don't exercise or don't exercise often, your body will become stiff and unhealthy. This also reminds people that in order to stay healthy, they need to take regular physical exercise or activities.