What does it mean that the cherry blossoms in my hometown are so beautiful?

The cherry blossoms in my hometown are so beautiful. This is a joke, often used in live broadcasts. The corresponding Japanese pinyin transliteration of "The cherry blossoms in my hometown are blooming" is "kokyou no sakura ga sa i ta", and the Chinese transliteration is "kukiichi no sakurasaida".

This sentence was originally just a common declarative sentence in daily spoken expressions, but in Internet language, this sentence has been given a special meaning - it is used to mock Japanese elements and has a derogatory tone. The implicit meaning is: "The cherry blossoms in your country are in bloom. Why are you still in our country? Why don't you pack your bags and go back to your country to see it?"

After the evolution of netizens, "The cherry blossoms in my hometown are in bloom." ” has also been given new memes and new usages:

The first category: exclusive for gangsters. If you watch anime, then you are Japanese; if you speak Japanese, then you are Japanese; if you listen to 2D songs, you are Japanese. In short, everyone says that if you are Japanese, you are Japanese, and there is no explanation (for details, please refer to Senior Brother Odai).

The second category: dedicated to deceiving people. The cherry blossoms at Wuhan University are very famous, so I lied to others that they were from my alma mater; the hot pot in Chongqing was very famous, so I lied to others that the hot pot in my hometown is also delicious (actually I am from Hainan).