What does "A has no eggs" mean in Shanghai dialect?

It's an unruly dialect in Shanghai. It's just a silly person who likes to play tricks and has no knowledge. There is a saying that a Wu Yu impersonated Jin Gangzuan.

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Shanghai dialect is a dialect of Chinese and a sub-dialect of Wu dialect, which belongs to Wu dialect-Taihu film-Suhujia film.

Shanghai dialect, also known as Shanghai dialect, Shanghai dialect, Wu dialect Shanghai dialect and Shanghai dialect, is an important foundation of Shanghai local culture. Shanghai dialect is an important representative of Wu dialect, which can basically communicate with other dialects in Taihu Lake area of Wu dialect and is an influential language in modern Wu dialect area.

Shanghai dialect in a narrow sense refers to Shanghai urban dialect, which is widely used now and is recognized as the mainstream common dialect in Shanghai. Shanghai dialect is a new urban Wu dialect, which is based on the local Wu dialect and naturally blended with immigrant dialects from Wu-speaking areas around the world after Shanghai opened its port.

Shanghai dialect in a broad sense also includes Shanghai local (suburban) dialects, mainly including Pudong dialect, Songjiang dialect, Jiading dialect, Chongming dialect, Jinshan dialect, Qingpu dialect and Fengxian dialect. Shanghai was originally composed of Jiangdong 1 1 Wuyu County, and the dialect reflected the cultural information of Jiangdong.

Shanghai dialect is a dialect formed in the long history of Shanghai, which brings together the essence of wuyue Jiangnan language and culture and has profound cultural accumulation. Shanghai dialect bears the echo of Shanghai's times, cultural blood and historical memory. Shanghai should inherit the essence of Shanghai's language and culture if it is to become a pearl of oriental culture with individual characteristics.

History:

Shanghai is located in Wudi, Jiangdong, and the local language is the ancient Wu dialect with thousands of years of history. The word "Wuyu" has existed since ancient times, and it is common in ancient poetry, that is, it refers to the dialect in Jiangdong area, and Shanghai dialect retains the flavor of ancient Jiangdong culture. ?

Shanghai used to belong to Songjiang prefecture and was once under the jurisdiction of Jiaxing, and its language was mainly Jiaxing dialect. After the establishment of Songjiang prefecture, Songjiang dialect developed independently on the basis of Jiaxing dialect, forming Songjiang dialect, which is relatively backward in Wu dialect. According to the Records of Songjiang Prefecture, in the Ming Dynasty, "Shanghai is the most important thing for Fucheng", and in the Qing Dynasty, "Shanghai is the most important thing for Fucheng". Suzhou dialect is one of the important representative sources of Wu dialect in the phonetic composition of Shanghai dialect.

The pronunciation, vocabulary and grammatical structure of Shanghai dialect can be easily understood by other Wu speakers. Ningbo dialect of Wu dialect, which is dominant among modern immigrants, has a far-reaching influence on Shanghai dialect.

Shanghai dialect combines the mainstream characteristics of northern Wu dialect and becomes the fastest-growing and strongest dialect in Wu dialect area of Taihu Lake. Therefore, Shanghainese has the foundation and trend to become the lingua franca of Wu dialect, at least in the northern Wu dialect area, and once became the lingua franca of wuyue in the Yangtze River Delta before 1980s.

Since the new century, the influence of Shanghai dialect in Wu dialect area has been reduced because the government has taken some wrong measures to restrict the use of dialect mass media and public places in the process of promoting Putonghua.

To discuss the origin of Shanghainese, we should first distinguish the two concepts, because in the historical development of Shanghai, two Shanghainese dialects have been formed. An ancient Shanghainese dialect, which we call "Shanghai", began in the population settlement formed in the Southern Song Dynasty more than 700 years ago and still exists in the suburbs of Shanghai.

The other is the urban "New Shanghainese" formed with the rapid development of Shanghai urban area after the opening of Shanghai port. The "Shanghai dialect" collectively referred to at home and abroad refers to the new Shanghai dialect. However, to trace the origin of Shanghai dialect, we have to start with the dialect of Shanghai dialect before the opening of the port.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Shanghai Dialect