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Whether it is a lover of literature and history, or a lover of food, it is impossible to avoid this place - Shaanxi.
As one of the two birthplaces of Chinese civilization, Shaanxi still maintains the purest way of life of Chinese descendants in all aspects. Although in the modern era of rapid economic development, Shaanxi's popularity is not as good as before, but whether it is from the perspective of cultural development or strategic position, Shaanxi still has an irreplaceable position.
So this issue of the provincial and municipal cold knowledge topic is about to take you into this magical province!
Cold knowledge one: "Mo Mo Da" resembles Shaanxi dialect
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As a common phrase between intimate relationships, "Mo Mo Da" indirectly expresses the action of "kissing", but also has the meaning of dearness. According to the answer given by Baidu Encyclopedia, it is a harmonic sound of "mu a", kissing with the table.
But do you know that although such a cute and intimate word is popular in the land of China, there is a place that will not be used easily.
And this place is Shaanxi.
The reason is actually very simple, because in the Shaanxi western dialect, there is also a common word that is very similar to "Mo Mo Da", which is "Mo Ma Da", which means "no problem".
So if you are in a group of Shaanxi people, it just so happens that they let you solve a thing, and you can't solve it, helpless to sell Meng meng and say "Mo Mo Da", the probability of the ending will be very touching.
Cold knowledge two: Tibet Nationalities University in Shaanxi
The name of the university with a very clear province is located in another province, which we have written in previous issues of cold knowledge: for example, hebei's very rare 211 university in Hebei - Hebei University of Technology, the real main campus is in Tianjin; for example, the two major universities known as the concentration of beautiful women - Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts and Sichuan Foreign Chinese University, its real main campus is in Chongqing.
There are still some colleges and universities that teach in other provinces under the name of one province, but most of them have been like the two examples above, and there has been a brief affiliation relationship between the name and the main campus, or the two places are adjacent.
I thought that this kind of thing had already made countless college entrance examination students who "reported the wrong name" uncomfortable, but I did not expect that the Tibet University for Nationalities was the king of such schools.
Why? Because its name is "Tibet Nationalities University", even if it is not taught in Tibet, it must at least be taught in the neighboring Qinghai, and the rest of the country except for the two places where Tibetans occupy the main body, most of the other regions are Han Chinese.
However, what surprises people is that the name of the university with such strong national characteristics is located in Shaanxi, one of the birthplaces of Han culture.
In fact, if you think about it, you can also understand that since it is a university for nationalities, under the purpose of the fifty-six nationalities in the country, it is obvious that it is two birds with one stone to let tibetan compatriots have more contact with compatriots in the most obvious areas of Han culture.
And the most commendable thing is that after this cooperation, Shaanxi lamb steamed bun finally has a stable source of purchase!
Cold Knowledge Three: The word "mother-in-law" most likely comes from Buddhism
This cold knowledge comes from some Buddhist scholars, and the author is a bystander about the authenticity of this cold knowledge.
Do you know what is the proverb with the most regional name in Shaanxi?
That's right, it's "The Man of Suide, The Mother-in-Law of MiZhi".
The meaning of this sentence is obviously that if you marry a wife, you will go to the rice fat full of beautiful women, and the husband will find suide's man.
This proverb not only has the color of regional names, but also carries the unique dialect of Shaanxi and Shanxi, The Mother-in-Law.
Some readers who are not familiar with Shaanxi are mostly confused about the word "mother-in-law" that frequently appears in Shaanxi TV dramas, what does this mean?
In fact, in the dialects of Shaanxi and Shanxi, the word "mother-in-law" refers to women and wives, and the source of this word, according to relevant experts, comes from Buddhism.
Experts explain that the origin of this term should be in the Eastern Han Dynasty, when Buddhism was introduced to the Central Plains, the country flourished, and many women also began to worship the Buddha. In Sanskrit, there is also a proper noun for this group of people, which is transliterated as "Youbayi", which means "female layman" in Chinese, which was later simplified to the Shaanxi dialect and the Shanxi dialect specifically refers to the "mother-in-law" of women and wives.
In fact, not only the word "mother-in-law" may come from the Sanskrit evolution, but many of the Buddhist terms that have a strong Buddhist color at first hearing are also transliterations of Sanskrit, such as Futu, Ashoka, Shari, Prajnaparamita, and so on.
Cold knowledge four: Shaanxi buried underground are all people who change the process
This one does not need to be explained too much, it is said that the loess of Shaanxi buried the emperor. Any excavator in Xi'an or Luoyang can dig for an hour, and the excavated things can be studied by the Chinese archaeological community for two years.
This kind of remark is not an exaggeration, but the Shaanxi people who are buried in the bones of the emperor have this capital to say so.
If you don't believe me, give you a list of some celebrities who have clearly buried their bones in Shaanxi:
The founder of the Zhou Dynasty, King Wen of Zhou, was buried in Weicheng District, Xianyang City;
The founder of the Qin Dynasty, the first emperor of China, Yin Zheng, was buried in Lintong District, Xi'an City;
The founder of the Han Dynasty, Liu Bang, Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty, was buried in the east of Xianyang City (funeral personnel: Xiao He, Cao Shan, Zhou Yafu);
Liu Che, the founder of the han dynasty, Emperor Xiaowu of the Han Dynasty, was buried in Xingping City, Xianyang City (funeral personnel: Wei Qing, Huo Fuyi, Huo Guang);
Li Shimin, the founder of the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Taizongwen of Tang, was buried in Liquan County, Xianyang City (funeral personnel: Changsun Wuji, Cheng Yaojin, Qin Qiong, Li Jing, Xu Maogong, Wei Chi Jingde, Fang Xuanling);
This is only the most famous emperor, and there are also top figures from all walks of life buried here.
For example, Bai Qi, Wei Qing, and Huo Qiyi among the military generals; Zhuge Liang, Dong Zhongshu, and Kou Zhun among the literary courtiers; Bian Que among the famous doctors; Su Wu and Zhang Qian among the diplomats; Sima Qian among the literary scholars; and so on.
So what does that mean?
The personnel in Xi'an Dry Engineering are all fond of excitement!
Cold Knowledge Five: Part of Japanese comes from Shaanxi dialect
This cold knowledge is actually very easy to understand, the main reason is naturally traced back to the Tang Dynasty period of the "Wanbang Dynasty".
Needless to say how powerful the Tang Dynasty was in the early and middle periods, and the origin between Japan and the Tang Dynasty has become a cliché, so this is not a new cold knowledge, after all, the Tang Dynasty flourished in Chang'an, and the Japanese naturally learned the Chang'an dialect appropriately.
The reason why I want to add this to the cold knowledge is because I found a few interesting Japanese words to learn the Shaanxi dialect:
For example, in Shaanxi dialect, some mood auxiliaries "desi", and in Japanese, "des (desu) often appears, such as "Sodesine", "Desga", "Kuo Yi Desi" and so on.
Another example is that we said above that there is no problem, it is okay, shaanxi dialect is "Momada (Mode)", Japanese is expressed as "Mode (mede)", the expression is roughly all right.
Another example is the Japanese telephone call "Moxi Moxi", the original sound is roughly "what?" in Shaanxi dialect. ”。 The dialect of hair in Shaanxi dialect is "moge", and the Japanese pronunciation is also "mo ge".
The above is today's Shaanxi cold knowledge, because the author understands and consults the conditions are limited, so some cold knowledge is not very rigorous, I hope that interested readers can be in the comment area axe, but also welcome you like this series of readers to provide relevant materials.