Smecta: Korean modal particle satirized by the Internet.

Smecta is a Korean modal particle and is often used as a sentence suffix. Although it has no practical significance, it adds some charm to the sentence. In the online world, Smecta is also used as mood auxiliary and common suffix by netizens. But the feelings expressed are quite different from the original words. This paper will deeply discuss the evolution of Smecta and the phenomenon of network satire.

Gorgeous negation

Smecta is usually placed at the end of a sentence to convey a gorgeous negative meaning. For example, the sentence "I admire you, Smecta" is actually "I despise you".

Network satire

The word Smecta has gradually evolved into a symbol that satirizes Koreans on the Internet. As South Korea continues to apply for intangible cultural heritage of other countries, the word Smecta is used to satirize its brazen behavior. Some people even ridiculed that "Koreans created the universe" and "Koreans created the universe", making Smecta a humorous way for China people to imitate Koreans.

Smecta in the film assembly

Smecta first appeared in China's film collectionNo. "The front wheels don't turn, the wheels turn to Smecta". We can't go forward, we can't go back, so we must find a way. The appearance of this sentence in the movie made the word Smecta a household name.