“It's a shame to marry a child of Chongqing, and you'll fall for it. 'Cause they're all saying, "Yeah." On 8 August, the famous comment artist, Li Baoqing, was so moved on a new wave of microblogging certified by his real name.
Is that what Chongqing girls say? What did your husband think when he heard that? Yesterday, journalists actually found an 80-year-old couple.
Case:
Someone's screaming, "Yeah."
"Well, let's go get something to eat." The day before yesterday, Ms. Tang and her boyfriend, who lived on the 156th floor of the Shinmura Building Bridge, went to the south-west hospital with her mother in the morning. At around 9 a.m., Miss Tang was hungry, dragged her boyfriend to buy breakfast, and a “hot” appeared in her mouth.
Twenty-seven-year-old Ziggy, listens to his mother. "Mom was blinded, staring at her." She said that although her mother had not said anything at the time, she had been unhappy and that since then he had no longer allowed his girlfriend to call him “the son”. However, this "barment order" makes Miss Tang very unhappy.
Miss Tang is 26 years old and she's from Zhongzhou. Eight months ago, they had recently bought a house and were in the process of getting married because of a friend's introduction. Ms. Tang said that he liked cooking and cooking, and took the doggie beans out to play and bath, but was not romantic at all. He never gave gifts to Valentine's Day or Valentine's Day in the West. For that reason, Miss Tang, who liked romance, had to find something to be romantic.
Miss Tang said that most couples like to call each other names, a slightly romantic name, "wife", "husband," but she wanted to have a little bit more romantic, so she thought she called her boyfriend "sweet," "it's love, it's proof that I love him and I want to protect him."
In the beginning, it was felt that the term was only suitable for elders and elders, but it was hard to say at the request of a girlfriend. Every time a girlfriend shouts, he has to whisper, but he is not happy.
And when my mother heard that, she stopped letting Miss Don scream like that. Ms. Tang is angry: "It's just a shout, it's so rare, just call your name later. You're not romantic, I'm not romantic."
Investigations:
No one's ever called "Yo."
How many people in real life would call their husbands "yes"? Yesterday, journalists conducted a survey of 60 people who were married or in love, through the Metropolitan Press Public Investigation Centre. The results of the survey were unexpected, and none of the respondents referred to their partner as a “child”, although they could accept it as an expression of intimacy.
Chongqing seems to be more straightforward than the word “sweet”, with 23 indicating that they call their boyfriend or husband by his full name, or 38 per cent of the total; 10 people by their partner's physical features, such as “glasses”, or “fats”, or 17 per cent; 11 people by their husband, including women in love; 10 people by whom they call their partner, who will remove their family name, shout their name or fold their name; and, in addition to the above, women who directly call their partner “behaved” or “daddy”, etc., but only when they are alone, when they have family or friends.
Heat:
It's like calling for a son.
@liuhong1010: It's as if some men are shouting for their wives, and it's so strange that if they have a son after marriage, they can't say it.
@Jan25: #Jan25 #Jan25 #Jan25
@Redpeas 2010: Direct name, too picturing.
@Mee011: Ha ha, nothing but nickname. My best friend keeps calling her "son" and "son" by her husband.
There's all this love in a couple.
Duck.
Ms. Yang, a senior student at Sichuan Foreign Language University, and his ex-boyfriend, referred to each other as “ducks”. That's because the other one's skin is white and looks tender, like a little duck.
At first, the ex-boyfriend was against it, and she said, "You're my little bitch, and you're like, "Take care of you." Then used to buying a duck doll for her, saying it was “he”, and Miss Yang was happy and kept it by her pillow. A year later, they broke up, but Miss Yang always remembered that.
Bag!
Ms. Chen, aged 25, lives in West Yongkung, University City and works in a real estate company in West Yong. She and her boyfriend have been dating for three years since mid-2011. She called her boyfriend a "bag."
“Before that, his friends called him a bun, probably because he was fat. I don't want to look cute like his friends. Miss Chan said the same name was on her phone number.
"On one occasion, I had dinner with my company colleagues and got drunk." Ms. Chen said that colleagues wanted her boyfriend to pick her up and called him when they saw that she had the most contact on her cell phone with a guy called "Back". "When he came, my colleagues saw my boyfriend laughing so much, they said that the bun looked like this." Miss Chan said, "What's wrong with the buns?" And then her boyfriend would say, "Here comes the bun, we're going to eat it." It makes the office laugh.
Shit.
Mr. Zhang and his wife, Ms. Yi, aged 29, lived in the new city of the River River in Yunchang County, where they were married for five years. Mr. Zhang said that he and his wife had been introduced to a friend, that she had given up his job for him, that she had gone home to work for him, that he had lost more than 3,000 dollars a month, that he had watched his wife pay for himself, and that Mr. Zhang was very moved and often shouted “wife”.
One day, when his wife went to the bathroom, it stinked, he called his wife "shit" and his wife laughed. Mr. Zhang said that he often called his wife “shit” after that, because he and his wife thought that the word “shit” was cute and that it was not monotonous.
Views:
As long as there's love, it's all right.
Zhou Xiaoyan, a professor of psychology at Chongqing Teacher Training University, believes that in the eyes of people in love, everything can be a symbol of love, and it can be called in many different ways, and it can be heard in love. As long as there's love, it's all right.