How do you pronounce "Miao Yao Kun"? What do you mean?

Yao Yao Kun, pronounced bū (pu) nā o biao kū n. A group of words that are mainly funny. It doesn't make sense to connect them. You can read each word separately. Similarly, there are swearing words, which are mostly used to swear, commonly known as meaning: Don't compare with Japan if you are not good at kung fu. The front is "Kung Fu is not good, don't take it", just disassemble the last words.

Network language refers to the language that is produced and applied to the network. Network language is a language produced from the network or applied to network communication, including Chinese and English letters, punctuation, symbols, pinyin, icons (pictures) and characters. This combination often expresses special significance in the specific network media communication.

With the development of the Internet in recent years, some similar online languages have begun to flood people's lives. Some common new words that can be accepted by everyone, such as "tired and unloved" and "people are hard to tear apart", are considered to be more civilized statements. Originated in July 213, Shanghai netizens published blog posts about the easy-to-understand definition, etymology and examples of "glossary".

although the word "Yao Yao Kun" here also comes from the internet, the words express meaning of swearing or swearing. To build a civilized network environment, it is better to learn less such swearing words.