What do you mean by pretending to be Sichuan dialect?

Sichuan dialect first appeared in Li Boqing's Sanda storytelling, describing posturing, fraud, hypocrisy, death and humiliation. It emphasizes a person's hypocrisy and contains derogatory meanings.

Because the common saying in Putonghua is boasting, faking exaggerates a kind of "suspension" on the basis of boasting, so that people know it is false, but they should laugh it off.

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One of Li Boqing's jokes is about a man who buys vegetables. What comes out of his mouth really makes people feel that it is really hard to forget the taste after the fake play is really done.

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The difference between pretending and hypocrisy

Falsification is different from what we often call hypocrisy. In fact, it is a real hypocrisy. Hypocrisy, to some extent, is the attitude and behavior taken with malicious intent to achieve a certain goal. Pretending to force is more "polite", but it is a little more human than politeness.

Faking is a bit like bragging, but it is a bit more self-deprecating and helpless than bragging. In fact, counterfeiting itself comes from the "politeness" of China's traditional culture, only with the unique dialect characteristics of Chengdu, which is understood as a kind of counterfeiting.

Reference materials? Baidu encyclopedia-fake play