Who can express their views on new words?

The change of vocabulary is a mirror of contemporary social development and spiritual and cultural changes. Since the reform and opening up, great changes have taken place in China's social, political, economic and cultural life, and a large number of Chinese neologisms have emerged in the process of this change. Campus is the window of society. As the most active group, young students naturally appear many new words and buzzwords with campus characteristics and reflecting the spiritual culture of young students in this unique environment of school. As an important social phenomenon and an important channel to understand students, these new words should naturally be concerned by all walks of life, especially teachers.

Walking into the campuses of universities, primary and secondary schools, we have entered a new world of writing. All kinds of new words emerge in an endless stream among teenagers. Spoken words, loanwords, technical terms, online words, self-made words and new words from various channels are constantly flowing and frequently used. These new words reflect the development and changes of social life in recent years, from which we can also feel the influence of social life, economic development, science and technology culture on campus culture.

Specifically, the current campus vocabulary has the following characteristics:

Campus vocabulary is undoubtedly an indispensable part of campus culture, and it is also a concrete manifestation of the infiltration of popular culture into campus. Many young people feel that they can't keep up with and understand the new record of writing, and some people accuse young people of excessively or deliberately pursuing the new trend of writing. In fact, freshness is the embodiment of the vitality of fresh words, so don't make a fuss about a lot of words. With the increasing richness of social life, many vivid language words have appeared in all walks of life, and some words that can be accepted by the masses have become "fresh blood" in Putonghua. The same is true of campus neologisms. As long as they reflect healthy and beneficial social phenomena and civilized attitude towards life, they can all be absorbed into our language. Language is a conventional thing. With the increasing number of users, some reasonable and seemingly unreasonable new words will be gradually accepted and become mainstream vocabulary, and a considerable number of words will be eliminated one after another with the development of the times. In any case, we believe that new phenomena will add vitality to our language life, and we also believe that these words will gradually develop in a healthy and vital direction in practice.