How to pronounce Ji Chuan Mandarin (Sichuan dialect)

Poke a dustpan (Sichuan dialect), and read a dustpan (bò ji) in Mandarin.

The Modern Chinese Dictionary explains "dustpan" as follows:

(1) A utensil made of bamboo and wicker, used for lifting grain or putting things. One side is open and three sides are angular. It is also made of iron or plastic, and is mostly used to collect garbage.

(2) Fingerprint like dustpan (different from "bucket").

Baidu Encyclopedia explains "dustpan" as follows:

There are three kinds of things called dustpans. One is a shovel-like appliance, which is used to collect and transport garbage. The second type is a big pinch made of rattan or peeled wicker and bamboo, which is an instrument for lifting rice and removing chaff. The third refers to dustpan-shaped fingerprint, which is a kind of fingerprint. Everyone's fingerprints are different. There is a closed circle in the middle, which is called "basket" (commonly known as "bucket" in folk). If the opening extends outward, it is called a dustpan. Buckets and dustpans are endowed with mysterious divination colors. There is a folk saying that one bucket is poor, one bucket is rich, and three buckets and four buckets sell tofu. ...

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