What does it mean to say in Cantonese that you are all handsome and beautiful girls?

Jing is commonly used in Cantonese in three ways:

1. "Handsome boy" and "Pretty girl" are equivalent to "Handsome boy" and "Pretty girl" in Mandarin, and both praise each other's handsome and beautiful appearance.

2. "Handsome boy" and "pretty girl" are habitual goodwill appellations for young men and women in Guangdong, among which "handsome" is the third sound in Cantonese.

3. Older people call young men and women (usually teenagers) "beautiful" and "handsome boys" and "pretty girls (or lonely fifteen)" in Cantonese. Although there is no malice, it implies that they are too young to treat each other as "wet behind the ears".