Why do men who are afraid of their wives in Sichuan call them rake ears?

Sichuanese are famous for being afraid of their wives. Chatting between men in Sichuan is often regarded as a joke. For example, several good brothers got together today, and suddenly one brother didn't come to the party. When people discuss the reason, it often boils down to that he is a prodigal son and his wife won't let him go out. Then why are men in Sichuan afraid that their wives will be called Raker Duo instead of other names?

The name rake ear has been called for a long time, and I have heard it since I was a child. It can be regarded as a unique cultural word of Sichuanese. There must be a reason to scream for so long. Ear-raking is a word used to describe the unique fear of wives among boys in Sichuan. From it, you can analyze the origin of ear-raking, and only boys who are afraid of wives can be called ear-raking. I used to call you Raker Duo because you were afraid of your wife. Now I call you Rick Dodo because you love your wife.

Then why are people in other places afraid that their wives are not called ear rakers, and only Sichuan is called ear rakers? I think it has something to do with the character of Sichuanese. You will find that most Sichuanese have a soft and quiet feeling, which gives you a warm feeling and is rarely aggressive. So there is a situation, at home, the woman has the final say, and the woman has a higher status. Over time, this rake ear culture has been formed, so boys usually kiss their mothers, and mothers teach them since childhood, so both husband and wife should let the woman go, so this rake flower culture will be passed down well.

Another explanation is that Sichuan boys have soft ears and cannot let their wives intercede. Another fact is that wives often nag about their husbands' shortcomings at home. My husband will naturally change if he listens too much. Therefore, what they hear in their ears can describe men who listen to their wives, and it is no problem to tell them to rake their ears.