Internet buzzword: Eat chicken, what is it?

Eating chicken refers to the game "Jedi Survival: The Great Escape".

Source of terrier:

"Eat Chicken" comes from the line in the strategic shooting game "Survival of the Jedi: The Great Escape". When the player wins the first place, there will be a line: "Good luck, eat chicken at night".

In the American and European version of the game, this line will display the words "winner is king, chicken rice". This line is a common language used by gamblers in American casinos. According to legend, this means that if you win the bet, you can enjoy chicken dinner at night. The popularity of this sentence is closely related to the movie Win 2 1, which set off a worldwide craze for this sentence. The Chinese version of the movie was translated as "Good luck, eat chicken tonight", and the simplified Chinese version of "Survival of the Jedi" also followed this translation. "Eating chicken" became synonymous with "survival of the Jedi" among China players.

After the word becomes popular, people who don't know the truth will inevitably wonder what game "eat chicken" is, so many netizens often use the game "eat chicken" to completely refer to "Survival of the Jedi: The Great Escape". The game "Eat Chicken" was once all the rage, and it was also made into a related "Eat Chicken" expression pack by netizens, which was enthusiastically sought after by everyone and widely used and reprinted.

Application scenarios and examples:

In the eyes of the players of the game "Survival of the Jedi", this sentence is equivalent to the tacit understanding code between friends, similar to "opening the black".

A let B team up to play Survival of the Jedi;

A: "Hey, buddy, do you want to play chicken tonight?"

A won the game.

A: "great, good luck, eat chicken tonight!" "