Who is Madahar?The real identity of Douyin Madahar

The origin of "Madahar".

Words make up words, like a kaleidoscope of children's play, which has changed endlessly throughout the ages. Many ancient Chinese sayings have been eliminated and are no longer used, and new words are constantly emerging, enriching the classics of words and words. An example of this is the neologism "Mandahar".

"Ma Daha" refers to people who are so-so, grinning, and laughing and laughing, and who do things sloppily. I say it's a new word, and for Hong Kong people, it's a funny phrase coined by artists in Tianjin's cross talk industry in the 50s.

In our real life, there are indeed some people who are born sloppy, who are sloppy and so-so, and are too lazy to seriously review themselves, and often laugh at it. It is really appropriate and appropriate to call such people "Madahar".

The name of that cross talk was "Buying Monkeys", which was popular all over the country in the 50s. The story says that a cadre named "Ma Daha" is known for being irresponsible and sloppy. He wrote an announcement, which was supposed to inform him to "go to the northeast corner (of Tianjin) and buy 50 boxes of monkey brand soap."

However, the flying pen was sloppy and sloppy, and it was mistakenly written as "go to the Northeast to buy fifty monkeys".

As a result, the leaders of Madahar are also bureaucrats, and they approve without looking at the contentsMa Daha's colleagues and subordinates are accustomed to blindly following the style, and they go on business trips to perform tasks without asking, making a lot of hilarious jokes. For example, I traveled to most of China to purchase monkeysAlthough all localities were surprised by the bizarre "purchase order" of Tianjin buyers, they still caught monkeys everywhere to deliver goods;When the monkeys were brought back, the group of monkeys came out of the cage and made a big fuss in department stores, etc.

This cross talk was once criticized as "anti-party", but the word "Madahar" quickly spread throughout the country.

I haven't met anyone whose real name is Madahar. Ha ha. Hello.

Douyin Ma Daha's real identity Lu Li is an American, his Chinese name is James, because his behavior and language style are very humorous, and the argument points to the attention and love of many people.

Madahar means to be casual, sloppy, procrastinating, sloppy and unreliable

Ma Daha is sloppy in everything, so-so, and lazy to seriously review himself, often laughing at it. Call such people "Madahar".

In the 50s of the 20th century, the word "Ma Daha" was used in the cross talk "Buy Monkey" performed by Ma Sanli. In real life, there are indeed some people who are born sloppy, lose their work, are not serious, and are too lazy to seriously review their words and deeds, and often laugh at them.

The cross talk of "Buy a Monkey" is about a cadre named "Ma Daha", who is famous for being careless and not serious. It is said that he wrote an announcement to inform "to the northeast corner of [Tianjin] to buy fifty boxes of monkey brand soap". But he wrote very sloppily, and wrote "I went to the Northeast to buy fifty monkeys".

As a result, the leaders of Madahar did not carefully read the content of the writing, so they gave approval to the next pen; As for Ma Daha, he led his colleagues and subordinates to go on a business trip, and as a result, something hilarious happened. Later they went to the whole country to buy monkeys. After this cross talk, the word "Madaha" spread, and the people of the whole country knew it.

The tongue twisters of Ma Daha and Ma Da Ma are as follows:Aunt Ma's son is Ma Daha, and Ma Daha's mother is Ma Da Ma.

Aunt Ma asked Ma Daha to buy twist flowers, and Ma Daha bought watermelons for Aunt Ma.

Aunt Ma asked Ma Daha to cut sesame seeds, and Ma Daha picked cotton for Aunt Ma.

Aunt Ma told Ma Daha: Ma Daha can no longer be Ma Daha in the future; If Ma Daha does not change Ma Daha, Ma Da Ma will not want Ma Daha.

StructuralThere are two types of tongue twister structures: dual and consistent. The dual two-sentence duality progresses in parallel, such as "Four and Ten": "Four is four, ten is ten; If you want to say the right four, the tongue touches the teeth; If you want to say ten right, don't straighten your tongue; If you want to say four and ten, practice ten and four a lot.

The most famous dual tongue twister is a Chinese folk tongue twister, such as: "The boy beats the tongzi, the tongzi falls, and the boy is happy; The girl gnaws the duck's head, the duck's head is salty, and the girl is suspicious. "This tongue twister has the same phone, quite a tongue twister, and it is really a clever couplet.

Seeking freedom is not at ease, knowing that it is natural and free; Enlightenment is like thinking like coming, not coming as it is. The upper and lower links each list four "freely" and "as it comes", and the meanings of the four occurrences are different and intriguing.

The Madahar-style woman means a careless and sloppy woman.

Madahar means to be casual, sloppy, procrastinating, sloppy and unreliableDoing everything is lost, so-so, and too lazy to seriously review himself, often laughing off. Call such people "Madahar".

Source: Depression For Hong Kong people, it is the cross talk "Buy Monkey" performed by Ma Sanli in the 50s.