Eating peaches is cool.

Eating a peach is very refreshing. The last sentence is: We men should strive for self-improvement.

We men should strive for self-improvement and eat a peach. This is a humorous statement, which means that men of our generation should be particularly independent, and then eating a peach feels particularly cold. This is a joke. Eat a peach, an online buzzword, refers to a series of works by Tik Tok Feng Xiaoyi, which has been criticized as too artificial.

The cool stalk of eating peaches comes from a video of an online celebrity eating peaches. Feng Xiaoyi, the author of the video, began to shake himself. Because of his excessive girliness in the video, many netizens were impressed. It is normal to eat peaches, but this online celebrity is dressed very cute.

And when eating peaches, the behavior is very girlish and too feminine. When eating, they all say that eating a peach is cold. This sentence has also been written down by the majority of netizens, who have said that they are too girly and can't stand it. On the evening of August 24th, 20021year, Tik Tok Security Center issued an announcement to severely crack down on the contents and accounts related to the promotion of bad values.

Since August, Tik Tok has punished a total of 1976 videos promoting bad values, and imposed gradient punishment on 7 accounts. Among them, Feng Xiaoyi, a user of Tik Tok, has long played up poor sales, spread bad hobbies, induced minors to reward, and caused bad social impact. According to relevant regulations, the Tik Tok Security Center has permanently banned the user's Feng Xiaoyi account.

Network hot stem and its explanation

1, here comes my little brother-this is a common phrase used by a barbecue stall elder sister in Tik Tok to greet old customers.

2. It smells good-it means that a person makes up his mind not to go or do something, but his final behavior is the opposite. It is mainly used to express a psychological state that someone's expected things are completely different from the final result, indicating a slap in the face.

3, there is an inner taste-in the northern accent, it is often pronounced as inner, meaning to have that feeling. It is generally used to indicate whether something that appeared in the previous article is original or not.

4. I am too difficult-"I am too difficult" comes from a local video on a video website with faster auto. This video is accompanied by sad music. The anchor frowned and his eyes were empty, saying that I was too difficult, Lao Tie, and I was under a lot of pressure recently.

5, I don't know, I dare not ask-to use a cold joke, the original intention refers to ridicule when I see something I don't understand or can't explain, and later it evolved into teasing someone or something.