Popularize Xinjiang dialect and characteristic mantras (non-text)

Dana: Refers to a person who has expertise, ability, and prestige in a certain area.

Bran board: chest.

Leng Song: Desperate and desperate.

Ershi: Agreed.

Talk big: Talk big.

Ha Shu: Self-knowledge.

蝝达拉: generally refers to chatting and chatting.

Troublemaker: Speak ill of others and stir up trouble.

Diandong: confused, slow.

Zhan Gua: bright and straight.

Quite annoying: troublesome.

Gallbladder: poor quality.

Spirit stem: limit.

Jianbuzhan: The original meaning is to pull hard, and to extend means to be unable to get on the table.

Skin: strong.

Words: Say hello.

Son Doll: A man who dares to speak and act.

Half a day: a long time.

Black belly: limited culture and insufficient ability.

Bang Jian'er: Enough is enough.

...There are many more that I won’t go into. I will explain them later. I share them with you so that you can understand the culture of Xinjiang. Some novels are written in Mandarin in Northeast China, Mandarin is also spoken in Guangdong, and Mandarin is also spoken in Chongqing... Haha, everyone in the world speaks Mandarin? That novel seems too dry, the story is too fake, and there is no sense of substitution at all, so I will not write that kind of novel. What I mean when I say let novels reflect culture is that the things I create must have a down-to-earth folk custom. , living habits, and cultural close-ups can give you a better sense of immersion. I have a holiday tomorrow, double update, let’s digest the Xinjiang dialect above first, haha, good night.