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囧, what does this word mean? I have seen it many times on the Internet?

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Table of contents? The input source of 囧 is the new Internet popular symbol 囧 Derivatives of (Orz)〖囧〗 〖Orz〗 〖囧 tongue twister〗 〖囧 is...〗 Various expressions derived from the word 囧 Various expressions derived from the word 囧

Pronunciation and meaning

(1) Pronunciation

囧jiǒng ㄐㄩㄥˇ is the same as "冏" in ancient times.

Zheng code: JDOL, U: 56E7, GBK: 87E5

Wang code: LWMV

Number of strokes: 7, radical: 嗗, stroke order number: 2534251

(2) Meaning of the word

"八"——eyebrows

"口"——mouth

Original meaning: bright< /p>

Net meaning: depression, sadness, helplessness, etc.

This work is "冏" (the same pronunciation as "Jong" in Cantonese)

(pictogram. This work is "囧". Like a bright window. Original meaning: bright)

Same as the original meaning [light; bright]. Such as: 冏冏(bright appearance): 冏Che(bright and thorough); 冏冏(ie Taipu Temple. The signature of an ancient official. In charge of horses and horse administration); 冏木(冏清.太PUSiqing) < /p>

The way a bird flies [(bird) flying]. For example: 冏然 (the way a bird flies)

In one word, "囧" means "炯炯", and "囧囧" is the same as "炯炯".

冏清 jiǒngqing [an official administers rear livestock or poultry] is another name for Taipuqing, who is in charge of matters such as horses and livestock, so Jiaqing is named Wu Gong. (Referring to Wu Mo, the imperial servant. The name is derived from it.) - Ming Dynasty Zhang Pu's "Tombstones of Five People".

Input of 囧

To input the word "囧" into the computer, the input method must support GBK code or a character code larger than GBK (such as: GB18020, UNICODE), Traditional Chinese The BIG5 code is also available.

Wubi code: LWMD, (available Wubi: Haifeng Wubi, can be input when set to GBK or larger character code), the extremely Wubi code is LWMV.

Intelligent ABC version 5.23 can type jiong. The specific method is: enter "jiong8" (without ""), and then press Enter. Be sure to press Enter! The fourth character is it^ ^

The 10th character of Quanpin (simplified Chinese) is it

The first character of Sogou Pinyin Input Method 3.2 is it

Ziguang Huayu Pinyin Input Method V6 Beta 2 Use traditional Chinese, enter "jiong" (without ""), and find it!

Or hold down the "Alt" key, and then press "34789" on the small numeric key (in non-GBK environments, change the small numeric key to 22247, such as in QQ, Fetion (computer client) , can only use "alt+22247"), release "Alt", and you can type an embarrassing word.

New evidence of the source

The word "囧" already exists in oracle bone inscriptions, and the textual research is as follows:

There are currently four main forms and meanings of (囧) Sayings:

1. Window theory. Xu Shen's "Shuowen·囧BU": "囧, the window is beautiful and the window is bright," the pictogram.

2. Canglin said. Qu Wanli: "The word "囧" refers to something like a barn, and here it is used as a verb, 'mi囧', which means "new rice has been put into the barn".

3. The theory of name sacrifice. Mr. Yu Shengwu said: "囧 is the name of the sacrifice, and the deed is also written as 囧, which means Tongmeng. That is, "Zhou Li" curses the alliance and curses the alliance...囧Milianwen, the alliance means to swear to the ghosts and gods. "

4. Place name theory. Li Xiaoding supports the window theory based on the shape of the character "囧", but thinks it is a place name based on the meaning of the word "囧": "囧 is a place name, and it is often the same as the word "rice". "However, he seems to agree with the Qu family's Canglin theory.

Mr. Yao Xiaosui and Mr. Xiao Ding have similar opinions: "The word "囧" in oracle inscriptions is just like the shape of the window, beautiful, bright and exquisite, and they are all used as place names, without exception." Mr. Zhao Cheng said: "The configuration of '囧' is unknown. The word "囧" is used in oracle bone inscriptions. As a place name."

It can be seen that the window theory has the greatest and longest influence on the shape of 囧, while Yu Ciyi tends to the place name theory later on. However, there is still no clear explanation as to what kind of place name it is, so further discussion is necessary.

(1) Non-window

There is no problem that "囧" is a pictographic character. The character (囧) in oracle bone inscriptions and bronze inscriptions are all circular, without exception. We know that it is more difficult to engrave a circle than a square. If a round object is not an image, there is no need to work hard to make it round. In other words, from a pictographic point of view, if the window is a window, it should look like a round window.

However, the windows of Shang Dynasty houses that have been discovered are mostly square, triangular or can be presumed to be square. Generally speaking, square windows are easier to make than round windows, and the windows of most houses in later generations are also much more square. So it can be said with certainty that even if houses in the Shang Dynasty had round windows, they would not be more than square ones. So the so-called "囧" is the exquisite pictogram of the window in "Shuowen" makes no sense, because the shape of the text should be represented by the common image of things, instead of using a circle to represent the window, which is unbelievable.

(2) It is a place of worship

It is certain that "囧" is a place name in the oracles. The conclusion can be drawn only from the syntax of the oracle where 囧 is located. In order to facilitate the explanation of the problem, I have collected all the oracles that I have seen about 囧 that can be written and read together. It can be found that in many of the oracles, 囧 can only Understand it as a place name. So what kind of place name is 囧?

Among those inscriptions, there are several points worthy of our attention:

1. The activities carried out in Jongdi are the activities of "King", and the subject is "King";< /p>

2. The movements after "王" and before "囧" are "米", "囧" and "荍".

In summary, it is certain that Jun is a place of worship. Since "囧" is the name of a place, and since the activities carried out in "囧" are sacrificial activities, then why is "囧" not a sacrificial place? This is a typical sacrifice of an agricultural nation, and the recommended items are either millet or rice.

Now, let us translate the inscriptions on the 903rd piece of "A" so that ordinary readers can more clearly see that Jun is a sacrificial place:

Divination on this day of Ji Si, The king will hold the Zhuan Festival in the south of Zhuang, and the Rice Festival on the day of Yihai? On the day of Jisi's divination, the king held a rice sacrifice in the land of Jisi, and gave the new rice to Zu Yi? Obviously, there is an inherent unity between asking about the date first and the object later.

Internet popular symbols

In Internet culture, the small "eight" characters inside it are regarded as eyebrows and eyes, and the "口" is regarded as the mouth. Its connotation is:

1. As the head. express heavy thoughts.

2. As a face. Express romance and passion. In the frustrated body forward bending culture, its function is the former.

3. It also often expresses a depressed expression.

4. It is also often used to describe a person who is perverted and vulgar (the expression of the word "囧").

Derivatives of囧(Orz)

〖囧〗

囧rz: This is the pronunciation of "炯"

宮rz: This It’s the king of the country of 囧

蔔rz: This is the queen of the country of 囧

Shang rz: This is the 囧 wearing a bamboo hat

st冏: His wife upstairs ?

〖Orz〗

sto: Kneel on the other side

org: Nuwa/Mermaid

Zeng rz: Masked Superman< /p>

Yi r2: eyes closed, face in pain and gnashing teeth; another saying is the Invincible Iron King Kong

★rz: Muto Game

口rz: tofu Sir

__Drz: brain-exploding

prz: orz with long hair hanging down to the ground

@rz: orz with sluggish hair hanging down to the ground

srQ : Orz who changes sides and licks the ground

Ti rz: This one has no eyes

囜rz: It has no eyes and mouth

Guo rz: This one Crooked

苉rz: This is a woman

Ora: Extended usage, but with the feet kneeling.

or7: pointy butt

囧兴:囧turtle

orz This is a child (because of lowercase)

OTZ This is an adult ( Because of the capitalization)

OTL This is a complete loss

or2 This is a very upturned butt

or2=3 This is a fart

Or2 This is a big butt with a big head and a small body

Or? This is also a big butt with a big head and a small body

orZ This is a fat lower body

OTz This is a weightlifter, right?

○rz This is a big head

●rz This is Mr. Black Head

Xrz This is someone who just got his head shot

On This is a baby

crz This is a motorcycle rider

卣rz ←Bombing Superman

prz ← Orz with long hair hanging down to the ground

@rz ← orz who is hanging on the ground sluggishly

srQ ← orz who changes sides and licks the floor

圙rz ← This is the face of an old man

囼 rz ← This one has no eyes

囜rz ← This one has no eyes and mouth

圀rz ← This one is crooked

囶rz ← This one has no eyes You can talk about it

苉rz ← This is a woman

Ora ← Extended usage, but with the feet kneeling.

or7 ←Pointed butt

Oroz ←This is a lower abdomen

Orz~ ←This is a Saiyan's frustrated body bending forward

:◎:rz ←This is a frustrated body bending forward with the mouth wide open and crying

oΩ: ←The bulging back

囧 can also be used as the face of Orz (Orz-囧rz ; srO-sr囧)

囧 and Orz are inseparable, and they are very popular on the Internet today.

〖囧 tongue twister〗

囧中自 There is 囧 in 囧, 囧囧 in there is 囧 in the end

囧 appropriate囧囧囧囧囧,囧囧囧and囧囧囧

囧 is Shang囧 or冏,囧 There is embarrassment in the middle and in the end

There is embarrassment in the middle. Embarrassment is not embarrassment. Embarrassment is not embarrassment.

冏 is like adding a horizontal line and it is embarrassing, and 囧 also looks ugly

囧, 囧囧, 囧中囧, 囧中囧囧 again,

囧 There is 囧 within 囧, there is 囧囧 within 囧 within 囧 and 囧

囧囧囧 is not 囧中有囧 is 囧囧 again 囧囧囧中文有囧 and it looks like 囧

There is 囧囧囧 in 囧囧, 囧囧 is not 囧 in 囧 囧中囧

囧 and 囧, 冏 is not 囧, and 冏中冏 is not 囧中囧

< p>There is embarrassment in embarrassment and there is also 冏, there is no 冏冏 among 囧囧囧 and there is 冏中冏

囧中囧 is not the 冏中冏, nor is it embarrassment within embarrassment

In my heart If you have embarrassment, you will understand embarrassment, and you will be embarrassed only after reading it

〖囧 is...〗

囧 is a kind of bright but not dazzling brilliance,

囧 It is a sound that is round and not unpleasant to the ears.

囧 is a kind of calmness that no longer needs to observe the words and expressions of river crabs.

囧 is a kind of atmosphere that finally stops complaining to the surroundings.

囧 is a kind of smile that ignores the noise,

囧 is a kind of indifference that washes away the extreme.

囧 is a kind of thickness that does not need to be stretched.

囧 is a kind of height that is not steep.

囧 is a kind of enthusiasm and tolerance of a new human being.

囧 is a kind of love for new life.

囧 is an attitude,

囧 is an art,

囧 is a connotation,

囧 is a kind of philosophy.

Embarrassment is ordinary, but when you look at it, it contains all kinds of languages.

囧 is magical, and there is an exploration of the world in 囧.

囧 is great

囧 needs to be worshiped

囧, it is 囧, and other words cannot express one ten thousandth of 囧...< /p>

囧...

What is "囧"? It is a Chinese character, pronounced Jiong; what is the meaning of "囧"? The original meaning is "bright". But it is such a word Now it has been given more meanings and developed into a peculiar Internet culture

Some people study how to spell it; some people call it "the most awesome word in the 21st century"; on Baidu. A "囧ba" appeared in the post bar, with more than 10,600 comments; many people opened blogs using this word, for example, some called it "囧One Day", and some blogs named "囧 Pig". Wait, some people even use it to start a business. For example, someone opened a milk tea shop based on this word, and the business is very good; for example, there is a special website about "囧". Why do 90% of Chinese people not know this? How can a rare word be pronounced with such great "charm"?

It is understood that the word "囧" is also shown in the Chinese Kangxi Dictionary, and was further publicized on the Internet, and now it has become a rare word. Internet culture.

A joke, the teacher asked the students to express their opinions on food shortage. American students asked: What is food shortage? Chinese students asked: What is food? What’s your opinion? 囧:-)

It turns out that it’s not just anger that dominates the Internet, the most popular ancient Chinese character 囧 (jiǒng) has suddenly become popular recently. Some people ask why 90% of Chinese people don’t. How can a rare word that you know how to pronounce have such great "charm"?

The original meaning of "囧" is bright. It was resurrected from the dictionary and given a new meaning: sad, helpless or extremely embarrassing. Mood. It is very easy to understand this. If you think of the word "囧" as a human face, then "eight" is the two eyebrows that droop due to sadness and depression, and "口" is the mouth that is speechless. When a person says "I'm embarrassed", you can imagine that his expression is exactly the same as "囧", and the pronunciation of "囧" is exactly the same as "embarrassed", which is perfect.

< p>The Internet represents new technology and new culture. On this platform, new things are born every day, and old things are also dying. Trendy netizens translate ancient Chinese characters and give them new meanings for people to read. However, the most wonderful thing about this is not just that. The composition of the word "囧" is a "pictogram" in the Chinese character formation method. It is very similar to the ancient window, "eight". and "口" form a carved window lattice. If there is a window, it means light, and by extension, it means bright. When modern netizens use the word "囧", they actually use the same method as the ancients. Taking the "pictogram", but turning the window into a human face. Why do so many people, regardless of generation, quickly accept the new meaning of this word on the Internet? Because what they accept is not some new invention or creation that falls from the sky, but joy? I saw a new application of the ancient calligraphy method. At the same time, because of the power of traditional culture itself, it quickly recognized this fresh interpretation. It can be seen that the glyphs of Chinese characters are just the outer shell, and its core is the cultural psychology of the Chinese people. When Chinese characters appeared, Chinese people became accustomed to the direct connection between words and images. Therefore, although time has passed and the word "囧" has been almost completely forgotten by people, once it has the opportunity to reappear in front of people, it can regain its vitality. Thinking about the fact that descendants and ancestors use the same method to create characters makes people unable to help but feel moved. There must be something that all Chinese people understand. It does not disappear with the passage of time and changes in space. All Chinese people can rely on it to recognize each other and never forget each other.

The reason why the Chinese language has always had fresh vitality is because people have always participated in this game and used their imagination and creativity in this game. The first person to associate "囧" with human faces is no longer worthy of recognition. He invented a new way of playing, and then it was accepted by everyone. Maybe after some time, a new explanation will be added to the "Xinhua Dictionary". And when our descendants translate this word a thousand years later, they can feel what we feel now. It's comforting to think that Chinese is still around after all this time. It makes people feel very embarrassed to think that they are no longer here.

Various expressions derived from the word 囧

What is "囧"? It is a Chinese character, pronounced Jiong; what does "囧" mean? The original meaning is "bright". But just such a word is now given more meaning and has developed into a peculiar Internet culture.

Some people studied how to spell it; some people called it "the most awesome word in the 21st century"; a "囧ba" appeared in Baidu's Tieba, with more than 10,600 comments; Many people have opened blogs using this word, for example, some are called "One Day a Day", some blogs are named "囧 Pig", etc. Some people even use this word to start a business. For example, some people use this word as their excuse. I opened a milk tea shop and the business is very good; for example, there is also a special website about "囧". Why can such a rare character that 90% of Chinese people don't know how to pronounce have such great "charm"?

It is understood that the word "囧" is also shown in the Chinese Kangxi Dictionary. It was further publicized by the Internet and has now become a rare Internet culture.

Crazy one: "囧video" has been viewed over a million times

"Recently, there have been some groups of people who are scattered all over the earth but have a sexual nature. Some of these people are very Incomprehensible abilities. Some people call them heroes, but more people call them 'harassers' or 'losers', or 'super embarrassing heroes'. Although they don't realize it, '囧' is their destiny. ——"

This is an opening sentence in a short video. This opening sentence was specially made for an album called "One Day, One Day", and this album is set in the now popular " "Youku" video website. The reporter found that the so-called "one embarrassment a day" is a short film a day. Each short film expresses a meaning and varies in length. There are "women wearing big pants", "puzzling drivers", "children picking fruits", " "A woman who loves cleanliness", "You are not allowed to talk in class", etc. There are more than 20 articles in one book. Each short video is basically in the form of a comic, and these comics everywhere show the various mentalities evolved from the word "囧". The number of views on these video shorts ranges from more than 20,000 to 460,000, and the total number of views is far Over a million.

Crazy 2: 囧 Forum and Big 囧 Village Hotline Network

Currently, there are more than 500 "囧 Forums" that can be opened on the Internet, similar to "囧 Village" and "囧" "Zi Ying" emerges in endlessly. "囧", something that is difficult to grasp, has become a cohesive force in the virtual network and has become the basis for distinguishing categories of netizens.

On April 18, 2008, the 囧 Forum released a new reward and punishment system. In this reward and punishment system, "囧" became the unit of measurement. According to the system, the point unit of "囧 value" is "囧", which is mainly used to reward members who have contributed to the forum. The forum evaluates the "囧 value" of registered members based on their number of posts in the forum and online time. The "embarrassment value" is closely related to the level of the member and the rights enjoyed. 0 to 100 is divided into small embarrassment; 100 to 500 is divided into embarrassment; 500 to 2000 is divided into team embarrassment; 2000 to 5000 is divided into group embarrassment; 5000~ A score of 10,000 points is a card embarrassment; a score of 10,000 points or more is a wet embarrassment.

Crazy 3: The business of the milk tea shop with the word "囧" is booming

"What is this word?" There is a milk tea shop with the word "囧" outside the west gate of Hubei University. The sign above the store There is a big word "囧" printed on it, which makes people coming and going stop in their tracks from time to time. The milk tea shop owner has achieved his goal, "Competition is fierce, milk tea is mainly for students, so it must be more fashionable." Milk tea shop owner As soon as he opens his mouth, you can tell that he is a typical Internet expert.

If it’s just a trick on the sign, it doesn’t seem to be anything worth mentioning, but according to everyone, the milk tea at the “囧” milk tea shop is really unique. Ask for a cup of the best-selling "specialty milk tea" here. Take a sip and get a strange feeling of a little coffee and a little tea. Looking at the friends who were traveling with me, the expressions on their faces had already become twisted, as if the word "囧" had really become the word "囧". "It tastes bad, too." Some guests thought that the taste of "囧" tea should be like this.

The unique sign of netizens born in the 1990s? NO

At the end of 2006, the reporter came across the word "囧" for the first time when a civil servant friend sent it via QQ. The friend mysteriously told him that it was a Chinese character. The reporter tried all the search methods in the 1,772-page "Modern Chinese Dictionary" of the Commercial Press, but could not find the word "囧".

I asked a friend to tell me how to enter the Internet, and Baidu later discovered that there were 12 million pieces of information. "It just means you are old." My friend said proudly. Most people born in the 1990s who can surf the Internet will recognize this word.

“I scored 59 in English last semester!” If this incident, which was just one point away from passing the exam, occurred among the post-90s generation, the surrounding people would probably express “embarrassment” immediately. This word seems to have become a symbol for netizens born in the 1990s. "If I post '囧' and he asks me how to pronounce it, I will never believe that he is only 17 years old." 16-year-old Xiao Wang said on the Internet , the word "囧" can be used to judge and distinguish between "friend and foe".

Netizen "Plumber" is an associate professor at Sichuan University. He believes that using "囧" to express emotions embodies Chinese wisdom: "The perfect connection between ancient culture and modern networks is a fascinating thing. It’s something that surprises people.” The plumber said that when he said the word “囧” in the junior college class, he felt a lot closer to the students born in the 1990s.

“‘囧’ is a habit on the Internet to express sadness and helpless emotions.” Sandra Chou is a doctoral student at Peking University. She studied media in Japan for two years. She does not agree with the character “囧” A saying exclusive to netizens born in the 1990s: "At least I am a child born in the 1970s." Sandra said that just like in real life, people cry when they are sad, on the Internet, when people are sad or collapse, they will " Embarrassing." The emotion obviously has nothing to do with age.

Source: Inspiration from Japan’s “Orz” culture

囧, pronounced Jiong, originally written as “冏”, like a bright window. Original meaning: bright, such as 円冏(the appearance of light), 冏Che(bright and thorough), 冏冏(that is, Taipu Temple, the signature of an ancient official, in charge of horses and horse administration), 冏 Mu(冏令, Taipu Temple) Qing).

In Internet culture, the small "eight" character in "囧" is regarded as the eyebrows and the "口" is regarded as the mouth. Its connotation is: as a head, it expresses heavy thoughts; as a face, it expresses romance and passion; in the frustrated body forward bending culture, its function is the former; it often expresses a depressed expression, and is often used to describe a person who is abnormal and wretched (The expression of the word 囧)

There are currently four main theories about the form and meaning of 囧: 1. Window theory. Xu Shen's "Shuowen·囧BU": "囧, the window is beautiful and the window is bright." 2. Canglin said. Qu Wanli: "The word "囧" refers to something like a barn, and is used as a verb here. "Mi囧" means "new rice has been put into the barn". 3. The theory of name sacrifice. Mr. Yu Shengwu: "囧 means sacrifice" The name and the deed are also written as "囧" and "tongmeng". That is, "Zhou Li" curses and wishes the alliance and curses the alliance...囧Milianwen, the alliance says that one must swear to the ghosts and gods. "4. The theory of place names. Li Xiaoding agrees with the window theory based on the shape of the character "囧", but thinks it is a place name based on the meaning of Ci: "囧 is a place name, and it is often seen with the word "rice". "

Among the above four theories, the "window theory" is the most widely circulated. There is a Korean sentence in "Eleven Poems of Huaiqiu" in Korean, "The insect chirping room is quiet, and the moon shines out of the window embarrassingly." "囧囧" here means "炯炯", which means the windows are bright.

The initial inspiration for the use of "囧囧" on the Internet came from Japan. Orz is an Internet hieroglyph originated from Japan. (or mood icon), and became an emerging subculture in Japan, Mainland China and Taiwan in 2004.

When talking about the popularity of embarrassment, "Orz" must be mentioned. This combination of letters is not pronounced as an English word, but a pictographic symbol. The original meaning in Japanese is "frustrated forward bending", which represents a person facing the left and kneeling on the ground. O represents this The human head, r represents the hand and body, and z represents the foot. The Japanese initially used this symbol extensively on the Internet, such as in emails, IRC chat rooms, and instant messaging software to express their frustration or frustration. < /p>

Netizens in Taiwan, China, were inspired by the word "Orz" and replaced the "O" with "囧", giving the Japanese frustrated person a more freehand expression of the forward-bent head, writing "囧rz" ".

Some people describe the charm of 囧 like this: 囧 is an attitude, 囧 is a philosophy; 囧 is ordinary, but when you look at it, it contains all kinds of languages; 囧 is magical, 囧 There is an exploration of the world; 囧, it is 囧, one ten thousandth of 囧 cannot be expressed in other languages...

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Reference materials:

1. "Kangxi Dictionary"

2. "Embarrassing Culture - There is no most embarrassing, only more embarrassing" (Compiled by MASA)

3. "Ancient Chinese Dictionary" (Commercial Press)

4. "Oracle Bone Inscriptions '囧'" by Jiang Rui (College of Humanities, Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai 200234) "New Evidence of Form and Meaning", Journal of Xuzhou Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition), Volume 29, Issue 1, January 2003.