What does happiness mean?

Happy is a dialect in Northeast China dialect, which is a derogatory or neutral word. Happy has no positive words, most of which are used as derogatory words, and a few are used as neutral words. Interpretation of the meaning of will; Reluctance, contempt, unwillingness, hiding the knife in the smile, escaping, shirking responsibility, ignorance, unsociable, willful, grumpy, difficult to communicate and so on. Many times, willingness is a derogatory term. When there are few neutral words, if someone says he is willing, it may mean that he is very unwilling.

There are commendatory words, derogatory words and neutral words in northeast dialect, and the derogatory words in northeast dialect are derogatory words. They are mainly used in Liaoning Province, Jilin Province, Heilongjiang Province and the surrounding areas of Northeast China.

Some derogatory terms in Liaoning dialect: stubborn, energetic, corner, not far from the box, energetic, eating goods, five mountains and six beasts, buddy, sealing board, strolling, shopping, corn, old calendar, chattering, short parents, willing, fire-resistant, sitting underground, rolling calves, selling sluggish, three

Some commendatory words in Liaoning dialect: righteousness, vest, cotton-padded jacket, old saying, Gelaha, sneaking out, warming face, borrowing light, borrowing face, having some goods, rushing one inch, being angry, having tender skin, being smart inch by inch, eating cantaloupe, catching up, lifting up, being valuable, having a spectrum, having an old nose, having a heart and so on. It's all a compliment, yes.

Some neutral words in Liaoning dialect: give me a step, a shy face, a crazy girl, a crazy boy, an old pimple, four halls and eight places, a play, watery, grinding, whispering, mumbling, conscientious, honest, reducing internal heat, stubborn, straight to the point, purple and blue, red.