Nanchang: everywhere is king

"Suona" in Nanchang dialect means to brag, brag, brag, talk and fool. "Suo" itself is a word used in Nanchang dialect, and its meaning is very complicated. It has both the meaning of "instigating" and the meaning of "seeking", which means "speaking quickly".

In addition, in Nanchang dialect, "rub" also means "pout and suck hard to make a sound", such as "when the soup is full, you should take a sip of the soup first". In this sense, combined with "bubble", it means "blowing bubble".

In Nanchang, all walks of life will have various versions of the "Suona" leaderboard, which has a variety of teachings. The man who can make bubbles in particular is called "Bubble King", and the woman who can make bubbles in particular is called "Bubble Queen".

There is a person in my company who is good at making bubbles. His surname is Niu, and his nickname is Paopao. A heavy drinker, loud voice, quick brain and good hands have been occupying the company's "bubble" list for many years.

It is said that he went on a blind date that year, a poor boy with poor looks. But the prospective father-in-law was impressed by his superb foam-making skills and said, "If the foam is made, the days will be the same." Very readily agreed to his marriage with his daughter.

The leaders of Beijing headquarters come to our Nanchang branch for investigation and research for two weeks every year. Every time, he will call the name "Suopao Niu" to participate in the research.

During the intense research gap, we had a few short-term "stopping cows", and everyone burst into laughter, which was a good adjustment and relaxation.

One year, our company expanded its business in remote areas. Young people drank, fought and gambled frequently, and several people were detained by the local police station.

The Beijing head office sent someone to investigate why young people often drink and fight. When combing and analyzing at night, I said a complete sentence: "Nothing during the day, nothing at night!"

The people at the venue burst into laughter, but they felt that the words were not rough. After all, it really was. As a result, tennis courts, basketball courts, badminton courts, gyms, swimming pools and so on. It was built soon and the food was greatly improved. Since then, drinking and fighting incidents have basically been eliminated.

Later, the post of Suo Paoniu was also adjusted: from the original quality inspection to the sales director. He took drastic measures, introduced a group of young bubble kings, and then rushed to sell them, making sales flourish.

Nanchang writers know a "bubble king" surnamed Zhou, who is engaged in the art of painting and calligraphy. I went abroad to new york a few years ago and often appeared in Nanchang as the president of the International Artists Federation. The relevant departments of Nanchang hosted them to eat well, live well and have a good time, and some leading people met them to take a group photo as a souvenir. They also returned to their alma mater as "international artists" and were included in the list of talents in school history.

Once, Cheng Wei met him in a cultural activity. When it was his turn to speak, he said he would catch a plane and go back to new york immediately, and then he said a few words about how busy he was in the United States, mixed with a few broken English from time to time. Then leave in a hurry, as if new york had something important to do, waiting for him to go back and fix it.

The next day, a friend treated him, and Cheng Wei ran into Zhou Run Wang again on the wine table, only to know that he had never been back to new york. On the wine table, he spat lotus flowers, showing his photos with former American presidents and many celebrities, as well as his paintings and calligraphy works.

On one occasion, Cheng Wei watched Chinatown, which was shot by Hong Kong Phoenix Satellite TV and reflected the difficult living conditions of Chinese wandering in the United States, but suddenly saw the figure of Zhou Run Wang.

It was getting dark in the streets of new york. He walked around with his sketchpad on his back, and finally caught a man who was willing to sit down and paint. Zhou Paowang's face lit up, and he rushed to spread the drawing board and tried his best to draw it for the customer.

Later, I learned that Zhou Paowang lived in poverty after he immigrated to new york, and lived as a portrait on the street. One day, when business was slow, I fell asleep in my chair, was sent to a refugee shelter by the street police, and lived in a room with two wandering Mexican painters.

He hit it off with my three brothers and established the International Artists Association, with Zhou Runwang as the chairman and the other two as the vice-chairmen.

After returning to Nanchang, he used various computer-generated "photos" to fool fellow villagers, mixed food and drink, and paid back the money; After returning to America, he took out all kinds of courtesy photos in Nanchang to fool Americans.

In this way, King Zhou Bao took turns stirring bubbles on both sides, and he actually got along well.

Of course, this "bubble" grew bigger and bigger from the Queen's Week and finally burst. Since then, he rarely returned to Nanchang and devoted himself to painting on the streets of new york to make a living.

Bubbles-empty and erratic, such as balloons and soap bubbles, will burst at any time. If you just want to amuse Doby and add a little seasoning or lubricant to the boring life, there is no harm, but if you use it to mix food and drink, it will be boring if you cheat fame and gain money like Zhou Wangpao!

To put it bluntly, no matter how good you are at making bubbles, no matter how extravagant you blow them, bubbles will always burst.

Down to earth is king.