(Blogger comments: One person is exciting enough. I didn't expect it to be twice as serious. It's really beautiful. In fact, bad mold is also good! )
Jiong, pronounced Jiong, is the same as "Tong" in ancient times, and its original meaning is light. In network culture, the word "eight" is regarded as eyebrow eye and "mouth" as mouth. Its connotation is: as a head, express heavy thoughts; As a face, express romance and passion; I also often show a depressed expression.
(Blogger comments: This word is homophonic with "Jiong". It seems that the people who originally developed it may also want to touch the light of this word. )
Orz, a seemingly alphabetic combination, is not an English word, but a pictograph. In Japanese, the original meaning is "prone", which means that a person faces left and kneels on the ground. 0 stands for human head, R stands for hands and body, and Z stands for feet. Internet means admiration and gratitude, but it also means frustration and helplessness.
(Blogger's comment: I didn't expect this word to have at least three immediate family members in English, hieroglyphics and Japanese, which is quite in line with the characteristics of the times. Hybrid is popular! )
Ray, originally refers to natural phenomena. In modern network language, ray can be said to be frightened, frightened. Refers to seeing some words, and suddenly there is a bang in my head, which feels like being struck by lightning.
(Blogger's comment: This word is not too difficult, but it is easy to understand for China people who are good at Lenovo extension, so I won't repeat it! )
Ya: It has nothing to do with the kind of aquatic animals that are often used to curse people. It's not as complicated as you think. This word is an archaic form of "Tian", which is also pronounced as "Tian".
(Blogger's comment: The person who coined this word is estimated to have suffered greatly from "Heaven", but he can't get angry or retaliate, so he has to learn the spirit of Ah Q and hurt "Heaven" behind his back like a son of a bitch. )
Haha, this word is actually easy to remember. When a person falls into the water, it certainly means drowning. This word means "drowning" and its pronunciation is the same: drowning.
(Blogger's comment: It is still raining in Kunming at the moment, and it will become a "water man" after going out for one minute. When I came back, it seemed to have fallen into the water! Really drowned! )
Jia: This word is a bit difficult to understand. How can the sound of "lè" be when stones collide with each other? But this word is an onomatopoeic word used to describe the collision of stones, so read it.
(Blogger's comment: The word masons are the most experienced, obviously created by masons! The stone-knocker gets carried away when he is happy, and knocks hard with two stones in his hand. I am very happy, I am very happy! )
Rolfe: Isn't that nice? Read the word "as long as" quickly, and you will easily find its correct pronunciation: jiào.
(Blogger's comment: Two words can also become one word when reading quickly. This is a fine tradition of China people. I admire it! )
Yi: Same as above, you can guess that it is reading biáo (the second sound of the mark), and the meaning is self-evident.
(Blogger's comment: This word is actually a dialect of Luoping in eastern Yunnan, and it is also one of the words that locals have to learn when they speak. For example: Do you want taro (the common name of potato or sweet potato)? Damn it! I want to eat you (dialect pronunciation of "meat")
Hey: four mouths scream at the same time, loudly, of course. Also known as (jiao).
(Blogger's comment: Four mouths together are "barking". What about the four ducks together? Ducks are birds, so four birds! )
Take a closer look at these two words: the two mouths enclose four directions and eight sides respectively, meaning "enclosed grassland" and "Kuluge". In Inner Mongolia dialect, it is generally pronounced as Cullen, and the word "Cullen" is often used as a place name.
(Blogger's comment: This word is unlucky in China Cultural District. I could have been in all directions, but I didn't expect to be caged. I was obviously sleepy! )
Wang: The jade is not in place yet. Flawed jade, of course. Say "vulgar"
(blogger's comment: flawed jade is not necessarily vulgar. For example, in Huang Longyu, jadeite with aquatic plants (defects) is a high-grade accessory if the flower shape is good! )
Ma: The first time I saw this word, it was the "Ma Ji" of a mobile phone, meaning like a glyph: twins. In today's words, it is cloning. Miss mom (horse).
(Blogger's comment: Like two sons, twins are certainly impossible, only copying and cloning! )
Concrete: a typical word, artificial stone-concrete, is a special word for building engineering. Reading the same (tóng)
Blogger comments: In fact, this word is quite common in the construction industry. If someone must use this word as "pass" and "pass", he must be a construction worker, hehe. )