In the first half of 2015, the new words of the network replaced the old ones. Inadvertently, another batch of network buzzwords duang and duang fell to the ground, which almost broke down in my heart. Single dogs, who live in front of computers and mobile phones, complain about where Wu Mei Niang's grandmother has gone, while imagining that they can become CP; with the good-looking goddess and the goddess in mind, but I will pretend to force the ladies all night long, shouting that the world is so big. I want to go and see, I take you, you take the money.
With the accelerated development of the Internet era, in recent years, Internet buzzwords have been a hot topic for netizens. Apart from this, online buzzwords only appear in instant messaging software and forums, but in recent years, online language has invaded people's daily language, even on the headlines of newspapers. This shows that the language used by young people on the Internet many years ago has been more integrated with real life, which also shows that the Internet has become an extremely important part of people's work and life. It's hard to imagine how people would live without the Internet now!
At the same time, we should also note that some of the network language manufacturers and disseminators come from speculators for certain interests, but most of them come from the lowest and broadest netizens, and the communicators are largely out of a herd mentality and feel funny, so a large number of network buzzwords are mixed, and some of them even break people's glasses. For example, in recent years, network buzzwords with B as the word have become very popular, such as teasing B, taking me with B and taking me to fly, and so on. Even the fashionable formal media and big-name TV hosts use this kind of online buzzwords from time to time to show their high B case.
As a result, recently, from officials to experts, are asking or calling for reducing network language pollution and strengthening the protection of Chinese.
The editor believes that the network language is a normal and necessary stage in the history of language development, and its emergence and spread, its honor or disgrace to the traditional language, is doomed to go through a period of controversy, whether it is trendy or vulgar, it exists objectively, and it will be debated.
Back to the original story, below, the editor will take an inventory of the top 10 online buzzwords for you in the first half of 2015 (some of the interpretations come from the Internet, ranking first and second):
1 、 Duang
As early as in 2004, Jackie Chan in the advertisement for a shampoo, when shooting this shampoo advertisement, actually I refused to have a heated discussion. In February 2015, the fake advertisement was dug up again by netizens. While Jackie Chan himself was quite troubled in the interview, he had no idea why everyone sent me messages, twittering, and I didn't know what I was talking about. As for duang, Jackie Chan first understood it as an English eldest brother, but later found that it didn't make sense. Then he continued to complain: as soon as I came here this morning (a program was recorded live), everyone said & lsquo;duang, duang’, I was dizzy!
2. The world is so big that I want to see it
On April 14, an application for resignation with the letterhead of Henan Experimental Middle School was posted online with only 10 words: the world is so big, I want to see it. It has aroused heated discussion among netizens. Everyone commented that this is definitely the most affectionate resignation application in history. As can be seen from the photos uploaded by netizens, the registration of the resignation application is a person with the surname, and the registration time of the resignation application is April 13. The day after the resignation application was written, the photo was forwarded by learning fans, People's Daily, Yangzi Evening News and other big Vs and state media accounts on Weibo. As a result, this sentence has become a buzzword on the Internet.
3. Where is Grandma
The Legend of Wu Mei Niang was suspended and revisited because of its large scale. After technical adjustment and treatment, it became a big-headed Niang legend after being rebroadcast. In the face of all the close-up shots on the screen, netizens even can only see the head, complaining that the group has become bigger. Some netizens even joked: where is Grandma?
4. I take you, you take the money
A while ago, a passage went viral in moments, which probably read: honey, let's go on a trip! I take you, you take the money! You must bring the money! Many netizens are happy when they read it. At the same time, many businesses smell business opportunities and begin to imitate copywriting. Of course, everything remains the same, and without exception, the key point is that I take you, you take the money! It is said that this sentence is based on an original poem on the Internet. A mother in Shanghai wrote a poem to her child who is going to college. The original poem is that spring is coming. Let's travel. I take you, you take the money, whether Sanya or the Yangtze River, cross the Tanggula pass and walk across the Tengger Desert. Let's take a walk-and-go trip! I take you, you take money, even if it is Tianya, even if it is a promontory! What on earth makes such a simple language a favorite? Netizens believe that the whole poem is repetitive and full of melodic beauty, expressing the poet's love for nature in spring and his strong desire to travel with friends, plus that it is spring at this time, which happens to express the feelings of many people. In addition, the high-end poetry meets the reality that you must take money with you, making fun of humor.
5. Appearance
In this word, the word "face" means appearance, and the value refers to the value, which indicates the handsome or beautiful appearance of a character, which is used to evaluate the appearance of a character. Both men and women can be described by this word. For example: the appearance explodes, describing the degree of handsome or beautiful appearance beyond the measurable range, which means that a person is extremely good-looking.
6. Bidong
The literal meaning of the wall is the act of pounding on the wall. As an online language, it mainly refers to the wall dong in love, which often appears in girl comics or animations. Men force women to the wall, one hand or against the wall to make a knock, so that there is no place to escape, has become a popular confession. In fact, the word "Bidong in love" appeared in Japanese girl comics many years ago, and later became popular among female middle school students. It was rampant in domestic netizens and media publicity in 2015.
7 、 CP
CP is the abbreviation of the English word couple. Cauple means pairing, which often means a man and a woman. It is the name that the audience gives to the couple on the screen they like, usually an imaginary couple or couple. Game lovers and comic book lovers will pair the game with their favorite characters in the story. For example, game lovers will marry their favorite characters in the game and become husband and wife, and this couple can be called CP. This year, a satellite TV star Love Reality Show invited three celebrity couples to join them. Fans will call them CP which one they like.
8. Single dog
The word single dog first came from the online community and is said to have something to do with A Chinese Odyssey. Single dogs began to appear in early 2011 and are now widely used by netizens. When a single dog is used to describe a single person, it originally stems from a kind of self-mockery made by singles, with the majority of first-person users. Later, it can also be used by users to address others, with slightly belittling and heavily ridiculing semantics.
9. My heart is almost broken
Chen Anne, CEO of a technology company, said in an interview with the media on January 3: my heart is almost broken. After it was broadcast, it was borrowed by many netizens and became the first buzzword in 2015. At the same time, Chen Anne also became the creator of the first buzzword in the New year. Because this sentence is very general and in line with the feelings and tastes of many people, it became a popular phrase at that time.
10. I won't break. I'll pretend all night.
Recently, in the editor's circle of friends, many goddesses often say, "I will not break, I will pretend to be forced all night." Say this sentence, some always love to vent funny B, and some are usually introverted and deep girls. The editor sniffed the Internet for a long time, but did not find the origin of this sentence. It seems that the emergence of network buzzwords is so unreasonable.
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