(derogatory) a villager or country person; a bumpkin who lacks worldly experience

an American; often used in a disparaging or informal way

a wealthy and extravagant person; millionaire or sugar daddy

A person who mediates or settles disputes between others

A derogatory term used in Wu dialects like Shanghainese for a ghost, devil, or scoundrel; often used as a swearword or jokingly to refer to a person

Gelao or Klau ethnic group, primarily living in Guizhou, Guangxi, and Yunnan provinces (reading qì lǎo zú is common in Taiwan)

Mulam or Mulao ethnic minority, primarily residing in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region; one of the 56 officially recognized ethnic groups in China

Mulao ethnic group of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Wuchuan Klau and Hmong Autonomous County in Zunyi, northeast Guizhou

northerner; person from northern China, specifically used by southern speakers such as Cantonese speakers.

northerner; person from the north; yankee

(Cantonese) a talkative person; someone who talks a lot

(slang) a gay man; homosexual man

a highly influential person or leader within a specific field or group; a person with high seniority and authority

The Mulao ethnic group living mainly in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Mulao ethnic minority group living primarily in Guangxi

(slang) lesbian

(derogatory) a villager or person from the country who is considered unrefined or unsophisticated; a clodhopper

unsophisticated person from the countryside; a rustic or hick

unsophisticated person from the countryside

(derogatory) a villager or person from the country; hick; rube

A member of the Han Chinese subgroup who speak a Southern Min language, mainly from Fujian or Taiwan; also refers to their language

(slang) pedophile or child abductor; specifically refers to a criminal who lures children with promises of seeing goldfish or other pets.

Cantonese term for a white person or Westerner; originally a slur, though its offensiveness varies by context

a variant form for the Hokkien-speaking people or their language, often associated with the Min Nan culture

Hoklo people; a group of Han Chinese whose traditional ancestral homes are in southern Fujian, China, as well as their descendants in Taiwan and Southeast Asia