What does spitting mean?

Tucao refers to finding loopholes or keywords from each other's language or behavior as a starting point, and sending out feelings or questions with teasing meaning.

The word "tucao" originated in Taiwan Province Province, which means to expose others' bad tastes and to expose people's shortcomings. Later, Chinese homophonic "tucao", as a foreign word instead of Taiwanese pronunciation, became a popular word in Taiwan Province Province, that is, a shameful rebuttal. Translators in Taiwan Province Province use tucao instead of Japanese み (ツッコミ), which is widely spread in the Chinese world.

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Development in various places

Taiwan Province Province 1

Firstly, the homonym of "stink" in Taiwanese is translated into "spit" in Chinese to replace the birthplace of Japanese mancai“Tu Shi "translation.

2. Japan

The word "ツッコミ" is also widely used in Japanese entertainment circles, and it has also become the corresponding vocabulary of natural stay in four-grid comics and light novels.

3. Hong Kong

Because the pronunciation of Cantonese is different from that of Chinese, it is generally not used. In Cantonese, words with the same meaning are often used, such as "moistening people", "smothering people", "wrangling" and "gagging". There is another variant of the word "bad spitting", but it is not commonly used in spoken language, but more in written language.

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Due to the popularity of Japanese anime in China, Tucao has also been widely used by major communities with the translation and dissemination in Taiwan Province Province, becoming a hot word on the Internet. However, compared with Japanese, spitting in Chinese means not only destroying Taiwan Province but also complaining. Major media news also often uses "Tucao" as the news headline.