Fuqing dialect is very spicy What do you mean?

Literally, it's hot and people are sweating.

Fuqing dialect is popular in Fuqing city and Pingtan comprehensive experimental area, belonging to Min branch of Sino-Tibetan language family. There are some differences between Fuqing dialect and Fuzhou dialect in pronunciation and intonation. Fuqing dialect mostly ends in a falling tone, while Fuzhou dialect belongs to Fujian dialect, both of which retain a lot of ancient Chinese vocabulary. Such as: CuO (home), Ding (pot), Ru (friend), CuO Li (wife), hen (hen), getting up early (morning). Tone is more complicated than the four tones in modern Chinese. There were eight tones in the early days, called eight tones, and now there are seven tones.