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"Gěng" (gěng) is a corruption of "哏" (gén) in Internet slang, meaning "a punchline, a foreshadowing, or something with a special referential or ironic connotation." It often appears in variety shows and on the Internet, and also appears from time to time in daily life.

"Geng" is a false character, and the correct character should be "叏". But in fact, the idea of ??"Geng" was misinformed by Taiwanese people and spread rumors.

Mr. Feng Yigang, a famous Taiwanese crosstalk actor, once pointed out this problem: "I spent a lot of time, a lot of words, and broke a lot of bald pens, and finally put back the word 'outfit'. Orbital, here it comes again, what is 'Geng'? Just like 'Guitou', 'Geng' is the result of mispronunciation and miswriting of existing nouns.

What a joke! Or describe funny people or things. What is a joke? Who started it? I want to learn how to use proper nouns, but I pronounce them wrong and write them wrong. It’s a poor thing!"

Excellent contemporary Chinese novelist! Mr. Zhang Dachun, a lecturer in the Chinese Department of Fu Jen Catholic University in Taiwan, also pointed out this problem in a published newspaper: "Based on the current situation of the communication media, I can make a bolder estimate: it is due to the ignorance of the subtitle dictation personnel of the TV company. "Creation", we now often write the word "哏" instead of "Geng".

It is not only the subtitlers who are ignorant, lazy and meaningless, but also the people who appear on the program and The entertainers, celebrities and media audience who watched the show did not need to pass examinations or academic qualifications. Not only did they misunderstand and write the word "叏" as "Geng", they also made the word "Geng" have the meaning of "funny" and "Geng". The meaning of "ridiculous""

Therefore, it is very clear that the word "Geng" is a false word, and the correct word should be "叏".