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For example, the word "grass" in Japanese online language is not what you think! Its meaning is very simple, that is, it stands for "laughing". People usually add the word "grass" after saying something interesting.

This is because in Japanese network language, the habit of using "w" to express "smile" has a long history, just like our hhhh or 2333. If it is a long string of "W" connected together, it means hilarious.

Because this long string of W looks like grass, "grass" stands for "smile". A similar performance is grass growth, which is "very funny". The opposite statement is "the grass grows and the warbler flies", which means that you can't laugh at it at all.

Japanese and Chinese are closely related. In ancient times (Tang Dynasty), influenced by Chinese culture, a large number of ancient Chinese words were introduced into Japan with Chinese characters from Bohai Sea and Korea in the northeast of China.

After the Meiji Restoration in modern times, Japan began the process of modernization and industrialization. A large number of European and American words (mainly in English, but also in German and French) were introduced into Japan with the achievements of the industrial revolution and enlightenment, and were recombined into a large number of modern Japanese words by the Japanese, which spread to neighboring China and South Korea, and were adopted by China people, such as telephone, cadres, production party, socialism, machinery, production, economy, education, military and so on.

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