What does 1 1 Shatangju mean?

"1 1 Shatangju" is an internet stalk, which refers to the video of 1 1 a child wearing orange clothes traveling to Harbin.

When 1 1 children appeared at Harbin International Airport, they were wearing uniform orange coats and blue cotton trousers, and each of them was dragging an orange suitcase. In the outdoor world of ice and snow, the children lined up neatly and staggered forward with small steps; Or lie in the snow and have fun, or ski on the snowy stairs. Wearing uniform orange clothes, from Guangxi, which is rich in sugar oranges, she was called "Little Sugar Orange" by netizens-the hot stalk of "Little Sugar Orange".

The trip of "Little Sugar Oranges" to Harbin was called "the most reassuring study tour for parents" by netizens. Because netizens all over the country have started the "cloud-watching baby" mode, they help parents and teachers to count the number of people at any time: "Report, 1 1 little sugar orange, quite a few." The network stem "1 1 Shatangju" originated from a video that tells the story of a child wearing orange clothes traveling to Harbin in Nanning, Guangxi. This stalk spread rapidly on the Internet, causing widespread concern and discussion.

Common network stems

1, mouse and mouse literature

Homophonic terrier-mouse mouse me, is the homonym of "uncle me", which means self-mockery and ridicule. Because I feel powerless, I live at the bottom of society.

2. Sigma expression

Especially a micro-expression, from the American film "American Mental Patient", especially a high-level figure with strong ability and self-discipline who does not need to socialize.

I have committed ten sins.

This stalk is a way of breaking up, which comes from a rustic love story. Generally speaking, one sin meets you, two sins know you, three sins hand you over, four sins please you, five sins miss you, six sins care about you, seven sins keep you, eight sins protect you, nine sins love you, ten sins love you, and the last ten sins are all there, so it's a sin to say this plainly.