How much do you know about the new Three Character Classic?
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I found many versions of the Three-Character Classic on the Internet, and they are new. Changed a single sentence into three simple words. One can glimpse the profoundness and richness of the language of traditional Chinese studies. So, what are some of the new Three-Character Classics you have seen? (Excluding profanities, of course.)
The original poster should first show the new Three Character Classic that you’ve seen.
It’s completely pointless. In other words, it has no meaning at all and is utterly useless. These expressions originate from Cantonese phrases such as “really useless,” “what does it have to do with you?” and “idiot.” Since most of the people involved in those violent incidents were from Guangdong, the local language was used and adapted into Mandarin for comedic effect. This expression is very common in the Sichuan dialect; for example, “What’s the use of it?” ”““None of your business,” and so on, are also common in the Guiliu dialect spoken in Liuzhou and Guilin areas of Guangxi; they can be used to indicate degree, among other things. For example: “That egg is awesome.” It means extremely good. In the Suzhou dialect, the phrase “yǒu gè liǎo yòng” is also frequently used; however, it’s generally employed in interrogative sentences. In other words, in the Wu dialect, both “yǒu luǎn yòng” and “méi luǎn yòng” mean “useless” or “of no use”
I heard about such a three-character classic for the first time
It’s also considered popular these days. Not very similar to the old one
It doesn’t seem to be any nice words either; there are many insults
No, it won’t. Search on Baidu for an explanation; it’s not that. Whether to swear or not is related to the local language. Just as I explained, “ran binguo” sounds like an insult, but considering regional characteristics, it isn’t considered an insult at all; it’s merely a description of a certain state
Well, it shouldn’t be used indiscriminately. Just as 62 is a normal number in other places, it becomes different in Hangzhou
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