Don't mess with Lao tze.

This sentence was first heard from students' Sichuan dialect, and now it has become the students' mantra. It sounds very imposing, haha ~

"Don't get me."

Moai Laozi is a popular online word, which originated from Sichuan dialect at the earliest. This stalk means don't touch me, don't mess with me, mainly don't come near me. With the popularity of internet terrier, it usually means expressing strong rejection, disgust and resistance, with full pride!

The source of this stalk:

The stem originated from Sichuan dialect, which strongly expressed the meaning of wholehearted rejection. The popularity of related emoticons makes terrier known to everyone and exists as an online buzzword. The specific epidemic time is 20 18.

The usage scene of this stalk:

The usage scene in reality means that you don't like being approached or disturbed by others, and sometimes you don't like or resist.

For example, in the process of work, I am thinking hard about a problem. Suddenly, a colleague pulls you to watch the fun. When I am bored, I will say to the other party, "Don't get old, it will be very annoying." "

The scenes used in the network are all expressions of people and animals in our lives, small expressions of pride and rejection, plus "don't embarrass Lao Zi", which is particularly interesting.