What were the popular languages ????in the 1980s?

1. Women’s volleyball spirit

This term appeared in the 1980s. The spiritual content is unity and cooperation, tenacity, never giving up, etc. The State Council, the National Sports Commission, and * **The Central Committee of the Youth League, the All-China Youth Federation, the All-China Federation of Students and the All-China Women's Federation call on people across the country to learn from the women's volleyball team.

2. Long live understanding

Long live understanding comes from a 1986 speech titled "Long live understanding". The author is Cai Chaodong, former deputy director of the Cultural Department of the Propaganda Department of the Kunming Military Region. , the content of the speech was about the mutual understanding between the army and society, the front and the rear during the Laoshan Battle.

3. Xiahai

During the reform and opening up period, Xiahai produced a number of famous figures, such as self-employed individuals, private business owners, state-owned enterprise reformers, Xiahai entrepreneurs, rural large-scale contractors, Border trade pioneers, etc. From development to the present, they have either succeeded, failed, or become mediocre. Their experiences are the record of this great history.

4. Tail Ye

Tail Ye is a special group that emerged in the 1980s. The reason for the rise of Tail Ye is the implementation of the dual-track exchange rate plan system after my country's reform and opening up.

5. Call me if you need anything

Since the popularization of pagers and wireless paging networks in the 1980s, "a BP machine on your waist and a mobile phone in your hand" has become a symbol of wealth. The parting words "call me if anything happens" have become a popular language in the streets.

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