Pure meaning: "eight" is like eyebrows and eyes, and "mouth" is like mouth. Therefore, according to the shape, "embarrassment" has been given the meaning of depression, embarrassment, sadness, helplessness, confusion, speechless and so on. It means very good and powerful, it means that the situation is difficult, suggesting embarrassment and embarrassment.
Like embarrassment, it refers to an extremely embarrassing mood under special circumstances. (It turned out that a young man in Taiwan Province Province used ORZ to represent depression, because "ORZ" was like a person kneeling down, and later it was changed to "Jiong RZ", which was more vivid, so the network meaning of depression appeared. This book is the same as Embarrassment (Cantonese is the same as Embarrassment).
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The word "Jiong" quickly became popular on the Internet with its seemingly frustrated regular script expression. Later, in Hong Kong, some netizens compared Hu Xinger, an actor in the TV series Gone with the Wind, with the word "embarrassed", commented on his acting skills and made a spoof, which made the word "embarrassed" more popular on the Internet.
The pronunciation of "embarrassed" and "embarrassed" in Putonghua is homophonic, and the feeling of reading it is also easy to remind people of a dilemma, embarrassment and rapid popularity. He also uses the image of his words to express the meanings of "embarrassment", "helplessness", "unbearable" and "defeated". ?
Inspired by ORZ, some netizens used "Jiong" instead of "O" to make the portrait of "unconscious bending forward" more freehand, and wrote "Jiong rz" or even "Jiong rz=3" to exaggerate the meaning of helplessness, and Jiong was quickly overused. Someone even made a website with this.