What does Bi Dong mean? (It turns out that Bi Dong is really a lie)

Many friends told me that the word "bidong" is often used in newspapers and magazines, especially on the Internet, and I don't understand what it means, especially those middle-aged uncles and aunts. They are even more confused. Someone asked me for advice. To be honest, I didn’t know much about it, so I had no choice but to ask Du Niang.

Animated Version of Bidong

The word "Bidong" was originally a Japanese popular word, which often appears in girls' comics or animations and Japanese dramas. To put it simply, it is an action that makes boys and girls very cool. This action is: the man forces the woman to the wall, makes a "dong" sound with one hand or leaning against the wall, leaving her completely unable to escape. It has become a very popular "confession trick" among young people. (The above content is adapted from Baidu Encyclopedia). ?

Japanese and Korean version of Wall Dong

You won’t know if you don’t check, but you will be shocked if you check! It's a bit exaggerated, but I wasn't shocked. The word "bidong" is really "ghost talk" (jail talk).

Now let me tell you my opinion. The my country Language and Writing Working Committee has standardized written terms many times, and has strictly regulated the use of some foreign words and Internet terms. Especially in formal written situations, the use of certain non-standard vocabulary is strictly prohibited.

Liu Kaiwei's version of Bidong

I have opinions on the word "Bidong". I think it is suspected of being a "harri". Japan, as a country that has committed heinous crimes against the Chinese people, We must boycott some of the country’s things! Some people, especially artists, relish these so-called foreign hot words, which is also very inappropriate. Official newspapers and magazines published by the state should strictly prohibit the use of these words.

Huang Xiaoming's version of Bidong

?Looking at the word "Bidong" itself, it can be said that it has a phonological but not a tangible sound, and it can be said that it means something or not. The pronunciation can easily cause ambiguity, and the appearance can easily lead to ambiguity. It also lacks aesthetics. I really don’t like this nondescript word created by the Japanese, and I definitely won’t use it!