What does Bozhou dialect hang mean?

Asako is a noun and a neutral word. In Lanzhou, Dingxi, Baiyin, Tianshui and other eastern Gansu dialects, at best, they are lovers or confidantes, and at worst, they are mistresses and concubines. Hang, a verb, means to look for, and can also be understood as the meaning of looking for flowers and asking for willows. Hanging hemp seeds, like some areas in Gansu Province (such as Lanzhou, Dingxi and Baiyin Tianshui), can be understood as looking for a lover or confidante, or as looking for flowers, mistresses and mistresses.