② Source:
Originated from folk "Guyue Ballad" Guyue Ballad Author: Anonymous Jun, I'm Dai Li, I'll meet you tomorrow and get off. You carry the load, I'll straddle the horse. See you tomorrow. Note: Lu, pronounced as dēng, is pronounced as "Deng" and is an ancient hat with a handle. Ancient Yue ballad is a ballad in Baiyue area of ancient Jiangsu and Zhejiang.
(3) the individual interpretation of words:
Cheli: 1. Volume 406 of "Peaceful Magnolia" introduces the local custom of Jin Zhou: "The more vulgar, the friendlier, that is, take off the towel and quilt on your head, untie a five-foot knife and make friends with it, and treat it with courtesy at first ... I wish you: although you take a bus to Dai Li, meet you the next day and get off"; "Although you walk and ride, see you the day after tomorrow." Later, because of the deep friendship between the rich and the poor, it was called "cherries". Pay: pay jiāo's entrustment, pay: pay for the work. Hand in the papers. A staggered, connected job: the intersection. Crossroads. Stage. Symphonic symphony