Do you understand the buzzwords of chatting after 00?

Chatting buzzwords after 00 are difficult to understand.

For example: "nss deduction 1."

Type these words in the dialog box, and the other party will definitely reply "1"-just like some kind of code word. This is a common conversation after 00.

The "nss" here is the abbreviation of "warm chat", which means to reply to "chat" in QQ space. However, "Kou 1" is similar to "Hu 1", which is said to come from the game. During the game, teammates reply "1" indicating yes or no, and "0" indicating no, which is derived.

Expression form:

Some of them are abbreviations in Chinese and English. For example, dbq is the pinyin abbreviation of "I'm sorry", xswl is "Laughing to death", zqsg is "true feelings", and nbcs is the abbreviation of "nobody cares" in English, which means nobody cares.

Some of them are related to QQ, the most commonly used social media after 00. For example, "cqy" means "making friends with Q", which means making friends on QQ and maintaining friendship. "Seeking to expand the list" means requesting to expand the list of friends; "Lying in the bar" means "friends who have added qq don't talk but just lie in the list silently"; As for "passing on from generation to generation", it is a symbol of frequent interaction between friends. QQ friends always keep chatting and there will be sparks. There will be a small spark without interruption for 7 days, and it will become a big spark in 30 days, so leaving at least one message to the other party every day is "leaving a spark."