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bh: tough (ph: tough. A tough life does not need to be explained, it comes from the quotations of the fat man Luo Yonghao of New Oriental. So where did the word tough come from? There is an allusion here, about Guo Jingming) During the interview, a Guo fan dedicated this sentence to Guo Jingming: A strong life does not need explanation. The reason why I replaced "骠" with "骠" is that "骠" has the same pronunciation as plagiarism, which violated Guo Jingming's taboo. From then on, the word "bh" became famous. From a Chinese perspective, the word "bh" does not exist in Cihai. Nowadays, the word "bh" used in online forums is mostly ironic)

For example, "My deskmate is very bh, so I won't do it anymore." I borrowed his stationery and licked everything in his stationery box..."

ORZ

Bent forward in frustration, originally referring to a popular emoticon on the Internet: ＿|￣|○ It looks like a person kneeling on the ground, lowering his head, with an action of "Oh my God, why did you do this to me?" It is simple but very expressive. In the early days, no one had a name for this symbol, and the name "Frustration Forward Bending" only appeared later. It is said that these five words were embroidered on the seat cushions of a certain restaurant. As for who thought of it before, the truth has not yet been clarified.

Later, someone discovered that this action could also be expressed with three simple English words, so orz became popular. Next, more orz logging software and logging websites appeared one after another. After 2004, it has become an emerging Internet culture in Japan, Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

This kind of text can be written as orz, Oro, Or2, On_, Otz, OTL, sto, Jto, ○|￣|_, etc., but among them "orz" is the most commonly used; and there are mixed types, such as "囧rz" expressing helplessness. The original meaning of "囧" is Daming, but now most people don't use the original meaning, but take its shape and turn it into an emoticon to express a look of helplessness.

The original intention has the meaning of "regret", "sadness", "powerlessness", etc. The most obvious usage is when being dumped (lovelorn). After orz became widely used, its meaning gradually increased. In addition to the "helpless" or "frustrated" spoof at the beginning, it began to expand into a positive meaning of "worship" and "admiration" for people. In addition, there are also more negative uses such as "Please!" "I was defeated by you!" "I really can't stand you!" The song "Love-ing" released by Taiwanese rock band Mayday in August 2005 has the line "Thank you so much for letting me be reborn, the whole Orz".

On January 22, 2006, in Taiwan’s university entrance subject aptitude test Chinese liberal arts test, one of the questions asked about changing misused language (usage influenced by newspapers, magazines or the Internet) It has become a normal vernacular article, and the title example appears: "3Q got Orz→Thank you so much that I fell into submission", which caused considerable controversy in public opinion. Controversy over the educational examination system.

Example: The team I bought lost again, so Orz!

In recent years, Orz has become an emerging subculture in Japan. People use this symbol widely in emails and instant messaging software to express their frustration or frustration. This symbol is not pronounced as an English word in spoken language, but is pronounced alphabetically.

In the process of using Orz, some new meanings that were not thought of before appeared, such as "I (O) recognize (R) Zhi (Z)", etc.

BH is not English, It is the pinyin abbreviation of the Chinese word "剽强", which is an Internet buzzword.

There are also some for your reference. . . .

BH: tough

loli: it’s a little girl

shota: it’s a little boy;

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SM: There are several explanations. One is (this is unhealthy content) and the other is the abbreviation of Tieba and Tianya celebrity Shumulu Xuemei. She was the eldest sister of the corn bar in the beginning. She was the first to provoke the dispute between corn and jelly. , became famous

HD: Honest, generally speaking LZ8HD means that the poster is unkind

BT=pervert

HC=nymphomaniac

GJM=Plagiarism or copying, the abbreviation of Guo Jingming. Due to the plagiarism incident in the dream, GJM became a synonym for plagiarism or copying.

CJ=Purity , also comes from Guo Jingming, Xiaosi's "I am used to looking up at a pure 45 degrees" was quoted again and again, and CJ became popular.

MS=Looks Like

Mosaic: From Tianya Celebrity Ring Pei Dingdang, she is very interesting in writing articles. When she writes something that is not CJ and difficult to write, she uses the word mosaic instead. Everyone knows what it means. For example: ...so "mosaic", ...

FB: Corruption, meaning eating

Yeast: The meaning of godmother comes from Tianya, Tianya Bagua Edition, Guo Jingming from Juhua Sect, Chen Hong from Lengyan Sect ( The one who sings), etc.

Daily lingo of the forum:

BBS: ①The abbreviation of Bulletin Board System, refers to the electronic bulletin board system, and is collectively referred to as the forum in China. ②Booba, the abbreviation of Big-Breasted Sister. (What is Boba?)

24. Khan: It means shame and helplessness. Derived words include: violent sweat, profuse sweat, death from sweat, waterfall sweat, rainstorm pear blossom sweat, etc.

25. Fainting: Fainting means being surprised by a certain person or reality. 26. Cold: Feeling chilled by a certain person or phenomenon.

27. Crazy: Describes that one cannot stand the stimulation of someone’s post and behaves abnormally, and is in a state of rage.

28. Step on: Also known as kicking, leaving a paw print, etc., all of which mean to follow a thread.

29. Passing by: I don’t want to reply seriously, but I want to get points or experience points for replying. The corresponding words include: top, silent, irrigation, speechless, drifting, passing by, etc. Example: In the Xiake community, any reply with words such as passing, upvoting, silent, trolling, speechless, drifting by, passing by, etc. will be regarded as deliberate trolling.

30. Flash: Leave.

31. Hidden Bird: Invisible. "hid" means "hiding"; "LE" is a polyphonic word, and it should be read as "LE" at the end of the sentence. Some people like to misread "LIAO", so it is homophonic as "bird".

32. Posts posted by posters are so disturbing that most people don’t want to see them. They are also called “posts looking for cheats”.

33. Martian post: An old post that has been read and reposted by countless people a long time ago. People who repost Martian posts are called Martians. Usually the reply will say something like this: The original poster should go back to Mars quickly, the earth is very dangerous. (From Zhou Xingxing's "Shaolin Football")

34. Dinosaur: A female netizen who is not beautiful, with a derogatory connotation. The opposite is "frog", which describes a male netizen with an apologetic appearance.

35. Canidae: The type that likes to chase girls in forums, especially stalking them.

36. Wolves: Love beauty, but they are more decent than canines and will not get entangled.

37. ...: a usage of verb postposition, which comes from Japanese grammar. Example: Qingmei said she was going to eat.

38. ...ing: a usage of verb progressive tense, from English grammar. Example: The knight-errants support "Martial Arts Edition" and the knight-errant community so much, Qingmei is touched.

39. Cannian: The meaning of regret is extended to include "broken thoughts" and so on.

40. ×××××: Content not suitable for children.

42. Black Prosperity: Prosperity is a dog in "Tang Bohu Spots Autumn Fragrance". The dog is a dog. The black dog is "mo". This scripture comes from Jinjiang.

43. Xiaobai: ①The nickname of Bailan refers to a person who specializes in making trouble online. ②The abbreviation of "little idiot".

44. Blackie: Blacklist.

45. Zhen Xiaohei: The ID has been registered in the blacklist.

46. Xiaoqiang: The cockroach in "Tang Bohu Spots Autumn Fragrance" generally refers to a person with particularly tenacious vitality.

47. Fan: The transliteration of FANS, a type of person who is super obsessed with someone or something, also called a fan or a sweet potato, abbreviated as "fan" or "fan".

48. Baozi: describes someone who is stupid or not good-looking. (Why does Colonel have a bun face? T_T)

49. Protein: Idiot + idiot + neurotic.

50. White-bone Demon: white-collar workers + backbone + elite.

51. Waxed duck: garbage (from the "Mai Mark" series). "Hanging duck" is a Cantonese proverb that refers to suicide by hanging one's neck.

52. Kuso: The pronunciation of "dung" in Japanese. At first, it meant teaching gamers how to play "bad games seriously". Later, it was introduced to the mainland via Taiwan and gradually evolved into the meaning of "prank".

53. Wiki: Internet enthusiasts who like to use hypertext technology such as WIKI.

54. Blog: An online sharing space that allows people to express themselves online in the form of a diary. The blog made two women famous quickly: Mu Zimei and Sister Furong.

55. Hacker: Also known as a hacker, it refers to a person who has special talents or skills in the computer field. Such people use their talents or skills to either specialize in detecting system vulnerabilities, or they may do something that violates ethics or the law.

56. Hongke: Chinese network technology enthusiasts with nationalistic tendencies, as opposed to hackers.

57. Punk: Originated from "punk". Cyberpunks are now increasingly being equated with computer criminals.

58. Flash: People who use Flash software to create animations. Many of the electronic greeting cards and website MTV we see are the masterpieces of Flash.

59. Geek: Also known as geek, Geek refers to a person with higher computer ability.

%60. Travel friends: generally refers to people who love traveling and often travel together. Example: Ah Fei went to Xinjiang with Songfeng Guqin and the others last year, and now he is recruiting travel companions to go to Hunan.

Chinese abbreviation guide:

1. BT: ①The abbreviation of Bit Torrent is a kind of P2P (point-to-point) sharing software, and its Chinese translation is "Bit Torrent" or "Abnormal Download" ". ②The abbreviation of "perversion".

2. ZT: ①Abbreviation of "repost". ②The abbreviation of "pig head", extended to include ZT3, pig head three; ZT4, pig head four. Example: Qingmei solemnly tells the knights in the knight community that ZT must be marked.

3. PP: ① The abbreviation of "Pianpian", Pianpian refers to photos. ②The abbreviation of "Butt", which refers to the buttocks.

L24, GG: The abbreviation of brother, refers to men. Sometimes girls use it to refer to their boyfriends. The opposite is MM, the abbreviation of sister or crush, which refers to women. Sometimes boys use it to refer to their girlfriends.

5. NB: The abbreviation of Niu ×, used to express breathtaking in Beijing dialect.

5}6. JJ: ①The abbreviation of sister. ②(Unhealthy content)

7. DD: ①The abbreviation of younger brother, occasionally has extended meanings. ②The abbreviation of Dongdong refers to things.

8. GF: Girl Friend. The opposite is BF, Boy Friend, boyfriend.

9. PLMM: The abbreviation of Pretty Meimei.

10. PPMM: An upgraded version of PLMM, Pretty Meimei.

%11. RPWT: the abbreviation of Personality Questions, from the Maopu Forum. Generally speaking, whenever something incomprehensible happens somewhere, it can all be attributed to RPWT.

12. Character posts: Test whether you have RPWT posts. The title of the post is very exciting. As long as you are deceived into it, it means you have RPWT. Example: This post titled "Nude Photos of a Hackberry Tree" is a personal post. In fact, it is actually a photo of a hackberry tree. Of course the tree is naked. Where is the tree wearing clothes? Qingmei was actually deceived by this character post, and it turned out to be RPWT.

13. PF: Abbreviation for admiration.

14. SL: Abbreviation of satyr.

15. KH: Sunflower refers to the master who practices "Sunflower Collection".

16. KHBD: Sunflower Book.

17. PXJF: Evil-proof swordsmanship, derived from KHBD, a swordsmanship dedicated to KH.

%18. BS: Abbreviation of contempt, also written as B4. Example: If you don’t indicate this, Qingmei will BS you, and everyone in the forum will B4 you.

19. PMP: Flattery.

20. PMPMP: Flattering.

21. MPJ: Abbreviation of "sycophant".

22. BC: Abbreviation of "idiot". It is also said to be the abbreviation of "caicai". On the Internet, if people say you are very cabbage, then they are describing you as BC.

23. ODBC: Abbreviation for "Oh, Big Idiot".

24. XB: Abbreviation of Xiaobai.

25. YY: The abbreviation of YY, from the sixth chapter of "A Dream of Red Mansions", which refers to spiritual adultery. Its meaning has been further promoted on the Internet, and novels with extremely high confidence are collectively called YY novels.

26. ZE: The abbreviation of "thief", which is really disgusting, the dialect pronunciation of the Northeast region.

27. SE: "Less evil" is the abbreviation of "Less disgusting".

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29. FB: The abbreviation of corruption, now usually refers to eating and drinking.

30. MD: Damn, foul language, use it with caution.

31. TMD: , foul language, use with caution.

32. TNND: His grandma’s swear words, use them with caution.

33. JR: Bitch, swear words, use them with special caution.

34. SJB: Psycho, swear words, use with caution.

35. SB: Swear words, derogatory names for others, forbidden.

36. LR: Bad guy, banned.

37. LJ: Junk, banned.

38. RY: Shemale, use with caution.

39. JS: Abbreviation of "profiteer".

40. BXCM: Bingxue is smart.

41. HJ: Traitor.

42. FQ: Angry Youth.

43. BD: Idiot.

44. JJWW: Jiji Waiwai.

45. (LJ content)

46. CJ: Purity.

47. HC: Nymphomaniac.

48. BH: Fierce. From the famous saying of Fatty Luo of New Oriental: A fierce life does not need explanation.

49. GJM: A popular young writer was once suspected of plagiarism. GJM was later used as an abbreviation for plagiarism, with a meaning close to "ZT". From Tianya Community.

50. Sanmao Chaosi: A new idiom derived from a book written by a popular young writer with the same name as Sanmao's work. It means a fanatical mental state that blindly believes in a certain theory or a certain person without completely caring about the truth, putting the cart before the horse and confusing right and wrong. From Long Kong.

51. 145: A certain woman from the Maopu Forum represented the forum in the Athens Olympics. She once did a set of IQ test questions widely circulated on the Internet, and her score was 145. She famously said: No one smarter than me is as beautiful as me, and no one more beautiful than me is as smart as me. Tianya Community then interpreted a famous saying: No one who is more CJ than me is BT, and no one who is more BT than me is CJ.

52. FRJJ: Sister Furong, a woman, an Internet phenomenon. From April 2005 until now, she has been on the headlines of almost all websites. Baidu, Tencent and other major websites and newspapers have reported on her. Even China Central Radio has begun to discuss her phenomenon. The popularity and continued popularity of Sister Furong proves that some media and people have reached an extremely malicious stage.

English abbreviation guide:

1. DIY: The abbreviation of Do It Yourself means to do it yourself. Example: Qing Huan is too bad, Qing Mei’s computer is broken and she asks him to fix it, and he asks Qing Mei to DIY.

2. SOHO: The abbreviation of Small Office Home Officer, which means "working from home".

Example: Xiao Fei, the author of "Youxia Xiu Xiu", belongs to the SOHO family.

3. BUG: The original meaning was "bug". Later, computer-related faults were called "BUG". Example: Every time a bug appears in the Xiake community, Qingmei gets anxious.

4. I am convinced U: I am convinced by you... a classic line from Zhou Xingxing's film. Example: You can actually make Qing Huan not say "no" to you, I'm impressed!

5. Yi Meier: Transliteration of Email, meaning email. It can also be called "Meier" for short. Example: Qingmei never uses Yi Meier, so writing to her is useless.

6. CU: The abbreviation of See You with transliteration, goodbye. Example: CU, that’s it for today.

7. IC: The abbreviation of I See has a transliteration, I understand. Example: IC, you are a psycho. (A classic line from "Westward Journey")

8. Q: The transliteration of Cute, cute. Example: Ao Yuehan looks so good, like a Barbie doll.

9. FT: FT, the abbreviation of Faint, which means fainting or fainting.

10. SP: support, support.

11. Defeat: Transliteration of BUY, meaning to buy.

12. SIGH: Sigh, meaning helpless.

13. LOL: Laugh Out Loud.

14. KFC: Kill fu*king customers. (Sure enough, the killer)

15. PK: player kill.

16. BTW: By the way, by the way.

17. BRB: Be right back, come back right away.

18. TTYL: Talk to you later.

19. BBL: Be back later. Be back later.

20. Kick your ass: Kick your ass.

21. PPL: people, people.

22. PLZ: please, please, also abbreviated as PLS

23. RUOK: Are you OK?

24. IOWAN2BWU: I only want to be with you.

25. M$ULKeCraZ: Miss you like crazy.

26. CUL8R: see you later.

27. IMHO: In my humble opinion

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1. 3166: Sayonara, Japanese, goodbye.

2. 886: Goodbye, goodbye.

3. 3Q: Thank You, thank you.

4. 7456: I’m so angry.

5. 9494: That’s right.

6. 818: Just some gossip, from Tianya Community.

7. 616: Take a walk. Usually when you post pictures of teaching cats to teach flowers, etc. when replying to a post, it is generally called "walking a walk".

8, 8: No.

9. 54: The homophony of "ignore" means to ignore a person and express the greatest disdain for him or her. \'

10, 4242: Yes, yes.

11. Porridge: I like it.

12. No: No. I don’t know where the pronunciation of “wood” comes from. The same usage is "Miyou".

13. Fan: Very. From the southern Fujian dialect.

14. Table: "Don't" is a fast-pronounced legato, which is said to come from the pronunciation of Shanghainese.

15. Bailan: comes from the Hokkien word "白EG", which means a person is stupid, nagging, troublesome, and has a derogatory connotation.

16. Su: The pronunciation of "是" in Taiwanese Mandarin. Corresponding to it is "8 elements".

17. Jiangzi: "Like this" is a fast-reading legato, also called "Jiangzi".

18. Cool: Also known as "pants" and "ku", the transliteration of Cool.

19. Oops: The pronunciation of "I" in Taiwanese Mandarin.

20. Xiami: What, what does it mean, comes from the Minnan pronunciation.

21. Kou Nai: also said to be patient, which means cute.

22. Drop: of, ground.

23. Introduce: this.

24. Bensi: homophonic for stupidity.

25. Jam: Overrated.

26. Ma Jiajue: Ma Jiajue.

27. Potassium disulfide iodide: KISS (let me sweat).

28. Kacha: A certain kind of surgery that must be done before practicing "Sunflower Collection".

29. Mouth Year: Poor.

30. Ginseng Rooster: a common holiday for "personal attack".

31. Mud: You.

33. Tongzi: Comrade.

34. Houhou, roar, kaka, kaka, hee hee, xixi, hiahia, etc.: express laughter and are usually used as modal particles.

A brief analysis of animation terminology:

1. TV version: refers to the animation version shown on TV.

2. OVA: Original Video Anime (original video animation), which is opposite to TV and is not shown on TV.

3. Theatrical version: the movie version of the animation.

4. OST: Original Sound Track (original music album), which specifically contains music related to a certain animation.

5. OP: opening song/theme song.

6. ED: Ending song.

7. CAST: Voice actors, that is, voice actors, are very important for Japanese anime voice actors.

8. STAFF: All members involved in the production of the adapted animation, including props will be included. 3c6~us7el8p

9. OTAKU: Japanese, originally meaning "otaku". Otaku refers to a subcultural group that is crazy about anime, immersed in a fantasy world, and lacks normal social life experience.

10. Young teeth: also known as "amateur", meaning young and not very sensible.

13. FF: FINAL FANTASY, Final Fantasy.

14. M0: MACROSS ZERO, Macross Zero.

15. Oppa: Women over 30 years old.

16. Brothergui: A strong man with all the muscles.

17. Jiegui: The big sister with all the muscles.

18. Yujie: A woman who is older than herself.

19. Bad taste: quirks, unique and special preferences. b

20. Meteor: refers to a CG picture with a little erotic meaning or a little bit of exposure.

21. Kouhu: Hong Kong-style animation term, it can also be written as "口古月", which is equivalent to a modal particle such as "depend".

22. Koujie: A term used in Hong Kong comics, often used to refer to the laughter of bad guys, especially evil laughter.

23. Killing: A term used in Hong Kong comics to refer to the action of killing someone.

24. Waste: a term used in Hong Kong comics to refer to waste and useless people.

25. Breaking the sky: A term used in Hong Kong comics, that is, "breaking the sky", which can be used when you are unhappy.

26. Go against the will of heaven: A term used in Hong Kong comics to refer to going against the will of heaven. It can be used when you are angry.

27. Not enough: a Hong Kong comic term that means not qualified.

28. Shut up: a term used in Hong Kong comics to shut up.

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The word "obscenity" appears on various websites such as mop, and it is a wild thought without knowing the boundaries. Doesn't necessarily mean obscene thoughts. YY novels are usually used to achieve things that cannot be achieved in reality, and they still appear to be enjoyable.

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