What does Ollie mean in Sichuan dialect?

Ollie in Sichuan dialect means foot. People are catchy and interesting to read, and gradually become popular. The most popular online buzzwords are soaked in jio, which is the most popular health care stalk offline, and even the expression packs are out.

The word "bubble" in jio has also been mentioned more and more, and it has become an important health symbol after the thermos cup. Girls may think that saying jio is cuter and more pleasant than saying feet. Because jio's statement became popular on the Internet, many girls and boys like to say it.

Brief introduction of Sichuan dialect

Also known as Sichuan dialect, it belongs to the southwest mandarin of Chinese, also known as Bashu dialect. Today's Sichuan dialect was formed during the migration of Huguang to Sichuan during the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, and it was gradually evolved and merged with the Sichuan dialect popular in Sichuan before the Ming Dynasty and the immigrant dialects in Huguang and Jiangxi.

Sichuan was a Shu state during the Three Kingdoms period. During the Song Dynasty, Sichuan was mainly divided into four regions, namely Yizhou Road centered on Chengdu, Zizhou Road centered on Santai, Lizhou Road centered on Guangyuan and Kuizhou Road centered on Fengjie.