What does Maji mean?

"Maji" means good, tacit and appropriate. Two people are "lucky", which means they are very close.

Maji is also a kind of food, because the pronunciation of Ma Shu in Minnan dialect is similar to Maji, but its taste is different from the traditional Ma Shu. It originated from Du Ying Town, a small town in Quanzhou City, Fujian Province. It is light yellow, cool and delicious, and it tastes better with peanut powder.

The word "Maji" does not come from the English word "match". In fact, the word "tacit understanding" has changed its sound. For example, the two of them are the luckiest, or "we are both lucky brothers." The use of Maji in Brothers is also a concise description of the good friendship between brothers and friends.

It is said that in Taiwan Province Province, the Lantern Festival will be held in the Year of the Rooster, with lanterns like chickens and horses. When "horse" and "chicken" are put together, the homonym becomes "horse chicken".