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What is "Qiuban'er" in Sichuan dialect?

The word "Autumn Petal" in the question is wrong, and none of the four reference answers (options) provided are correct. It is said that the "Sichuan Dialect Test Questions" published by a certain tourism department said "Autumn Petal". I gave the teacher a "fail"? The correct spelling of "qiūbāer" among Sichuan people is "Qiūba", and the eight characters represent the pronunciation of Er. It is the word "soldier" that is broken down. In the old days, it referred to soldiers.

It has a derogatory meaning, and some soldiers also call themselves themselves. For example, General Feng Yuxiang called his poem "Qiu Ba Shi", which is a bit self-deprecating...