I've been listening to a lot of stalks recently. What stalks are these? What do they mean?

The word "stem" has the meaning of "story plot", "bridge section" and "small paragraph", which is generally typical, so the derived words include "old terrier" (used plot), "excessive stem" (used too many times), "this stem" (this plot) and "stem" (interesting small paragraph).

Now, the meaning of "stalk" has expanded, from a certain period of time to a plot episode, and even the little things that happened in the story can be called "stalk". In variety shows, the so-called "stalk" is the joke. Paving stems is to pave the way for laughter.

The meaning of the word "stem" is constantly expanding, from a certain period of time to a small episode, and even fragments in the story, such as height stem, classic stem, face bump stem, romantic stem, creative stem and humorous stem. It is worth noting that most of these usages come from the network language, so the words of "×× gan" type often have certain timeliness. As time goes on, the old stalks will be covered by new stalks.

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The evolution of the meaning of "stem";

This "stalk" is a false word, and the orthography should be "ho". There are "applause" and "teasing" in the cross talk performance. The purpose of clapping and teasing is to get rid of the burden and form a narrative climax or a sudden turning point.

So "bang" refers to the comedy effect achieved through careful organization and preparation. Miswriting "Bang" as "stalk" can be traced back to the entertainment circle at the earliest. The pronunciation of "bang" and "stalk" is similar, with only slight differences in nasal sounds and tones, so the two words are mixed in some entertainment program subtitles, which makes the word "stalk" have the meaning of "funny" and "ridiculous" and become a popular word.

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