What does Shi Lezhi mean?

Shi Lezhi (lose your mind) is an Internet buzzword. The pinyin is shí lè zhì, which is a homophone for "lost your mind", and "lost your mind" is the Jianghuai dialect of Wuhu, Anhui. It is now used to describe Others have lost their minds.

Shi Lezhi is a Wuhu dialect with a homophonic pronunciation of "losing one's mind". Now it describes others who have lost their minds. Moreover, Wuhu Da Sima has been very popular recently, and many of his memes have become popular on various live broadcast platforms. Da Sima is often used during live broadcasts to describe opposing players who have lost their minds. For example, if the opponent wants to kill him alone but is killed by him, then he will say that the opponent has lost his mind. Over time, netizens will joke that he becomes Shi Lezhi.

The formation of "meme"

These "meme" are used as conversation materials and jokes. They trigger related discussions about an interesting thing and form a "meme". For example, bamboo rat “memes” are derived from funny video clips. Although most “memes” have a relaxed and entertaining meaning, compared with other “memes”, this type is less suggestive, more entertaining, and easier to Be understood and accepted by young netizens.

However, due to the low threshold for use, it is easy to be misused and abused, contains less symbolic meaning, often has a short use cycle, and will quickly become obsolete. Such "memes" include "hairline boy", "really fragrant", "symbol: funny", etc.