What does it mean to be a cop in Bamian?

What does it mean to make a joke in Bameng dialect? Bameng is a dialect of Bayannur in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and the term "out of the bars" refers to a way of joking or teasing someone. Similar expressions exist in Chinese, such as "to joke and amuse" or "to make fun of someone". Bayannur is a city of ethnic minorities, where different ethnic groups often exchange feelings through humor and banter.

There are many phrases and words commonly used in Bayan Nur, such as "teasing a man", "teasing a girl", "yelling at a girl", which mean flirting, flirting, or being mischievous. Although the Bamian language is used in a very small area and only circulated among some local people, these unique ways of expression can bring people endless fun and happiness.

In the local area, the "bar" is an important cultural phenomenon, not only as a way of communication, but also reflects the unique, tolerant and fraternal cultural characteristics of Bayannur City. The strips can not only bring joy and relaxation to the authorities, but also play an important role in cross-cultural communication to resolve misunderstandings and reduce differences. This is a place where traditional culture is still being passed down in an era where tradition and modernity are mingling, and it is a place worth learning and exploring.