What are the online terms for showing off wealth?

Trench, network term, short for "local tyrant". It means rich people like local tyrants. It also refers to people who have no brains to spend on the internet, such as the RMB warrior in an online game, also known as the local tyrant. It can also be used as an adjective to describe deep pockets and show off wealth.

The word "local tyrant" has become popular on the Internet, and netizens have ridiculed that "it is serious to be friends with local tyrants"! The appellation of "local tyrant" has spread to the real world and become a group label of the contemporary rich in China. The popularity of "local tyrants" also reflects the embarrassing and contradictory mentality of Chinese people.

Examples of other network terms are:

1, ten strokes but refused: refers to the goddess or male god being strongly pursued by diaosi, feeling "very moved, and then rejecting Ta", which is used to describe the self-deprecating mood after diaosi was rejected by the goddess or male god. 2012165438+1October10/,a boy from Wenhua College of Wang Wenjin Huazhong University of Science and Technology wrote a love letter of160,000 words in 2 12 days. The girl was very moved and then turned him down.

2, blue skinny mushrooms: In the online funny video, the man cried: "I feel uncomfortable and want to cry." Because the dialect sounds like "blue thin mushrooms", people can't help laughing. In this regard, netizens replaced "sad to cry" with "blue thin mushrooms".

3. Doing things, doing things all day: Doing things originated from YY anchor Dong Xiaosa's mantra, and then went to Michael Chen's "Doing things, doing things" in Running Man, which was widely circulated by fans.