The origin of the synonym Xiaoqiang for cockroaches

The name "Xiaoqiang" comes from Stephen Chow's movie. In the 1993 movie "Tang Bohu Dots Autumn Fragrance", Tang Bohu, played by Zhou, called the cockroach that accidentally stepped on to death "Xiaoqiang" and cried as a pet that had been raised for many years. With the popularity of the film, people called the cockroach Xiaoqiang.

Tang Bohu clicked on the pet name that Stephen Chow randomly made up in order to enter Washington. Besides, cockroaches are really strong, and they can't be killed!

It's from the movie "Tang Bohu Dots Autumn Fragrance".

Tang Bohu picked up a cockroach and called Xiaoqiang to claim that it was his relative, and cried loudly to show his miserable life experience in order to sneak into Washington.

Secondly, with the traditional **-slippers, it takes 29 Newtons of force to shoot to death.

Is it from Xing Ye, the paragraph in "Tang Bohu Dots Autumn Fragrance" is the origin of the synonym "Xiaoqiang".

originated from actor Stephen Chow's movie "Tang Bohu Dots Autumn Fragrance".

Cockroaches are generally less prone to death and have a tenacious vitality, so you know how to be small.

Xiaoqiang is just a belt Chen, which should be invented by a person.

Take a look at the selling section in Stephen Chow's movie "Tang Bohu Dots Autumn Fragrance", it comes from here.

Tang Bohu ordered the autumn incense, you won't have seen it, right?。。

Xiaoqiang is a nickname for cockroaches in Hong Kong, China. And 曱甴 is the authentic name of Cantonese Cantonese. The origin of Xiaoqiang The alias originates from Stephen Chow's mausoleum movie.

In the 1993 movie "Tang Bohu Dots Autumn Fragrance", Tang Bohu played by Zhou pretended to be a poor man who sold himself to bury his father in order to enter Washington as a handyman, but met an opponent who sold his body to bury his whole family and even the dog that had been with him for many years died on the spot, so Zhou Lingji called the cockroach that was accidentally trampled to death next to him Xiaoqiang and cried as a pet that had been raised for many years. In addition, in Stephen Chow's movie "Counting Dead Grass", Zhou's character refers to an innocent prisoner ** his friend Xiaoqiang, but this Xiaoqiang turned out to be not a human, but just a cockroach. Stephen Chow called it Xiaoqiang, probably because the cockroach's vitality is very tenacious, hence the name.

Derivative In the 2000 Hong Kong TVB TV series "Male and Female Love", the actor Yu Letian (played by Huang Zihua) named his pet cockroach "Xiaoqiang" and composed the song "I Have Xiaoxiaoqiang". Since then, the title Xiaoqiang has become rapidly popular in the Cantonese-speaking circle, and has even become a special vocabulary on the Internet, and has almost become synonymous with cockroaches among Chinese youth.

Reference: *Movies"Tang Bohu ordered autumn incense"Stephen Chow