What does it mean when netizens send words such as shrimp and rice porridge in QQ chat?

1. Daily terms used in forums:

1. BBS: ①The abbreviation of Bulletin Board System refers to the electronic bulletin board system, and is collectively referred to as the forum in China. ②Booba, the abbreviation of Big-Breasted Sister.

2. Bamboo: Moderator, also known as Banzhu. Beautiful homophony caused by pinyin input. The deputy moderator is called "Baxe".

3. MJA: Registered members have registered other names. These names are collectively called MJA. The opposite of MJA is the main ID.

4. Rookie: Originally refers to a person with relatively low computer skills. Later, it was widely used in real life and refers to a person who is not very good in a certain field. The opposite is the old bird.

5. Da Xia: "Hero" refers to a senior Internet user who has been online for a long time, or a person who is particularly skilled in a certain aspect (such as computer technology or writing skills). Generally, he is popular and has a good reputation. Only good ones can be called such.

6. Spraying: Originally refers to posts posted in forums that have little reading value. Nowadays, it is customary to refer to most posts and replies as "splashing" without any derogatory connotation.

7. Purified water: water without any substantial content, also called water vapor.

8. Sailor: A person who likes to fill water. Those with higher levels are also called buckets, water ghosts and narcissus. There is also a specific name for female douchebags: jellyfish.

9. Diving: People who stay in the forum every day, but do not post, only read posts, and pay attention to the daily affairs of the forum.

10. Blacksmithing: Writing posts, generally refers to posts with some weight.

11. Paizhuan: post about someone’s post that has different views and understandings from other people’s. Example: Chivalrous friends, please pay attention to your tone and attitude, otherwise it can easily turn into a ginseng cock (personal attack).

12. Brush the screen: Open a forum and all the threads are posted by the same ID.

13. Floor cleaning: Also called wall cleaning, when you open a forum, the last reply of all threads will have the same ID.

14. The poster: the person who posted the topic.

15. Building a building: Replying to the same thread, fans generally prefer building a building.

16. People upstairs: people who reply to the same topic post before you, as opposed to "people downstairs".

17. Which floor are you on: Except for the original poster, all the people who reply to the post can be called "2nd floor", "3rd floor"...

18. Sofa :SF, the first person to reply. Later, people who couldn't sit on the sofa claimed that they sat on the "bed" or the poster's "lap"

19. Chair: The second person to reply.

20. Bench: The third person to reply.

21. Floor: People who don’t even have to sit on the bench. Further down there is the basement, etc.

22. Top: Once someone replies to a post in a general forum, it goes to the top of the topic list. This reply action is called "top", and the opposite of "top" is "sink".

23. Zouzhao Gongjian: super powerful, usually used to express worship for the topic post when replying to the post.

24. Khan: Expressing shame and helplessness. Derived words include: violent sweat, profuse sweat, death from sweat, waterfall sweat, rainstorm pear blossom sweat, etc.

25. Fainting: Fainting means being surprised by a certain person or reality.

26. Cold: Feeling chilled by a certain person or phenomenon.

27. Crazy: Describes that one cannot stand the stimulation of someone’s post and behaves abnormally, and is in a state of rage.

28. Step on: Also known as kicking, leaving a paw print, etc., all of which mean to follow a thread.

29. Passing by: I don’t want to reply seriously, but I want to get points or experience points for replying.

The corresponding words include: top, silent, irrigation, speechless, drifting, passing by, etc.

30. Flash: Leave.

31. Hidden Bird: Invisible. "hid" means "hiding"; "LE" is a polyphonic word, and it should be read as "LE" at the end of the sentence. Some people like to misread "LIAO", so it is homophonic as "bird".

32. Posts posted by posters are so disturbing that most people don’t want to see them. They are also called “posts looking for cheats”.

33. Martian post: An old post that has been read and reposted by countless people a long time ago. People who repost Martian posts are called Martians. Usually the reply will say something like this: The original poster should go back to Mars quickly, the earth is very dangerous. (From Zhou Xingxing's "Shaolin Football")

34. Dinosaur: A female netizen who is not beautiful, with a derogatory connotation. The opposite is "frog", which describes a male netizen with an apologetic appearance.

35. Canidae: The type that likes to chase girls in forums, especially stalking them.

36. Wolves: Love beauty, but they are more decent than canines and will not get entangled.

37. ...: a usage of verb postposition, which comes from Japanese grammar.

38. ...ing: a usage of verb progressive tense, from English grammar.

39. Cannian: The meaning of regret is extended to include "broken thoughts" and so on.

40. ×××××: Content not suitable for children.

41. Wangdao: equivalent to "authority, truth".

42. Black Prosperity: Prosperity is a dog in "Tang Bohu Spots Autumn Fragrance". The dog is a dog. The black dog is "mo". This scripture comes from Jinjiang.

43. Xiaobai: ①The nickname of Bailan refers to a person who specializes in making trouble online. ②The abbreviation of "little idiot".

44. Blackie: Blacklist.

45. Zhen Xiaohei: The ID was registered in the blacklist. The meaning of Shi Xiaohei comes from Maopu.

46. Xiaoqiang: The cockroach in "Tang Bohu Spots Autumn Fragrance" generally refers to a person with particularly tenacious vitality.

47. Fan: The transliteration of FANS, a type of person who is super obsessed with someone or something, also called a fan or a sweet potato, abbreviated as "fan" or "fan".

48. Baozi: describes someone who is stupid or not good-looking.

49. Protein: idiot, idiot, neurotic.

50. White-bone demon: white-collar backbone elite.

51. Waxed Duck: Garbage (from the "Mai Mark" series). "Hanging duck" is a Cantonese proverb that refers to suicide by hanging one's neck.

52. Kuso: The pronunciation of "dung" in Japanese. At first, it meant teaching gamers how to play "bad games seriously". Later, it was introduced to the mainland via Taiwan and gradually evolved into the meaning of "prank".

53. Wiki: Internet enthusiasts who like to use hypertext technology such as WIKI.

54. Blog: An online sharing space that allows people to express themselves online in the form of a diary. The blog made two women famous quickly: Mu Zimei and Sister Furong.

55. Hacker: Also known as a hacker, it refers to a person who has special talents or skills in the computer field. Such people use their talents or skills to either specialize in detecting system vulnerabilities, or they may do something that violates ethics or the law.

56. Hongke: Chinese network technology enthusiasts with nationalistic tendencies, as opposed to hackers.

57. Punk: Originated from "punk". Cyberpunks are now increasingly being equated with computer criminals.

58. Flash: People who use Flash software to create animations. Many of the electronic greeting cards and website MTV we see are the masterpieces of Flash.

59. Geek: Also known as geek, Geek refers to a person with higher computer ability.

60. Travel friends: generally refers to people who love traveling and often travel together.