The top ten Internet terms of 2020 are released. What other funny Internet terms do you know?

China News Service, Beijing, December 4th: The National Language Resources Monitoring and Research Center released the "Top Ten Internet Phrases in 2020" on the 4th. The top ten Internet terms released this time are: rebel, autumn's first cup of milk tea, carrying goods, cloud supervisor, disc operation, Ollie, good guy, championship, coincidentally, and Jimei.

Internet slang has distinctive linguistic characteristics and is a unique way for netizens to express their emotions and attitudes. It is very popular both online and offline.

The COVID-19 epidemic caught us off guard, and the originally lively streets suddenly became deserted. People are paying attention to the war and epidemic at home through cloud monitoring and other methods.

China has achieved major strategic results in the fight against the epidemic, and countless of the most beautiful "retrogrades" have made significant contributions to the fight against the epidemic. Let us offer them the "first cup of milk tea in autumn" together.

The epidemic has had an impact on economic operations, and people from all walks of life have joined the ranks of "bringing goods", inviting brothers and "Jimei" to work together to help local economic development. Living standards continue to improve, but we still need to be vigilant about food security issues and persist in "Operation CD". The popularity of the movie "Win the Championship" reminds people of the inspiring "women's volleyball spirit". Let us shout "Oli is here" for the Chinese women's volleyball team.

Through the top ten popular Internet terms, a vivid and vivid picture of the life of netizens emerges on the page. The top ten Internet terms in 2020 are based on the National Language Resource Monitoring Corpus (online media part), using intelligent information processing technology, taking into account the opinions of experts in the field and the inclusion of search engines. The monitoring corpus includes language resources in different media forms such as online forums, news, and blogs. It is reported that part of the data of the online forum involved in this release contains about 300,000 posts with more than 300 million characters.

Attached are the top ten Internet terms in 2020? Interpretation

1. Retrograde person

Refers to people who walk in the opposite direction, often used to refer to people who stand up in the face of danger. The strong ones are like the most beautiful "retrograde men" in the fight against the new coronavirus epidemic. Countless "rebels" have emerged among ordinary people, guarding life with their lives, profoundly interpreting the connotation of the heroic spirit in the new era.

2. The first cup of milk tea in autumn

It means that autumn is here. Couples, friends or family members give out red envelopes in the name of drinking milk tea to express their close feelings. The amount is large. It is 52.0 yuan (homophone: I love you?).

3. Bringing goods

Refers to celebrities, Internet celebrities, Internet marketers, etc. promoting goods through live video broadcasts and other channels. People from all walks of life join the ranks of live streaming to help local economic development.

4. Cloud Supervisor

Originally refers to the fact that during the fight against the new coronavirus epidemic, tens of millions of netizens watched the 24-hour live broadcast of the construction sites of Wuhan Huoshenshan and Leishenshan Hospitals online, and actively acted as cloud supervisors. ?. Now it generally refers to the remote monitoring of the progress of something through the Internet.

5. Operation CD: Operation CD refers to eating everything on the plate. "Operation CD" aims to help people develop the habit of saving, cherishing food and opposing waste. Say no to the waste on the tip of your tongue, be prepared for danger in times of peace, and remember: Who knows that every meal on the plate is hard work?

6. Aolijie

This word is the backward reading of "geilioh", and it became popular due to the use of network anchors. As an interjection, it contains a variety of emotional colors such as praise and encouragement. It is widely used by netizens with exaggerated and magical expressions and tones.

7. Good guy

It was originally a common modal particle in cross talk, expressing exclamation. Later, when netizens complain about something or are surprised by something, they usually add "good guy" to strengthen the tone.

8. Win the Championship

This term became popular due to the movie "Win the Championship" of the same name. The movie showed the unyielding energy of generations of Chinese women's volleyball players. This "women's volleyball team spirit" of silent dedication and tenacity has become an epitome of the "Chinese spirit".

9. Unanimity

Originally refers to the agreement of opinions or actions without prior consultation. Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, this word has a new meaning: no dating and no gathering have become rules that everyone must abide by.

10. Jimei

It originated from a name on the Internet.

A certain online anchor often pronounces "sister" as "Jimei" during live broadcasts, which makes her look close and cute, so netizens follow suit and call their good sisters this way.