Lazibara means freezing to death in western Western jackdaw.

La Qibala, freezing to death in western Western jackdaw means that when it comes to La Qibala, it is the coldest time of the year, which can freeze the cold-resistant western Western jackdaw to death.

Lazibala, freezing to death in western Western jackdaw is a proverb handed down by the old people in Beijing. The twelfth lunar month is the coldest month in a year, and La Qibala is the coldest day in the coldest month. Usually these days, people have to wear warmer clothes than usual when they go out, for fear of frostbite.

Western jackdaw in the west, commonly known as the white-necked old man, often moves near farmland and villages in autumn and winter, and is a relatively cold-resistant bird. Western jackdaw in the west describes the cold weather in Balalachi, but also reminds people to keep warm if they want to go out at this time.

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Bala, Laqi, related proverbs of freezing to death in western Western jackdaw:

1, Lazibara, frozen chin.

Interpretation: Lazibara is the coldest time, it can freeze your chin.

2. The first 929 didn't act rashly when meeting, and the third 949 was shivering with cold.

Explanation: From beginning of winter, every nine days to Sunday is a cycle, and one * * * is nine cycles. This is 1929. I was too cold to reach out. In 3949, I was shivering with cold.

5, winter solstice to Laba, neither cold nor afraid.

Explanation: Even if you don't feel cold, you're scared enough from the solar term from the winter solstice to the lunar Laba.