Popular online buzzwords in 2023

Internet buzzwords in 2023 include: confirming eyes, lemon essence, I don't know, I dare not ask, werewolf, potato cow, pure horse light snow, so hi yo, hardcore, giant baby and so on.

1, confirm your eyes. That is, I confirmed from my eyes, a lyric in JJ Lin's "Drunk Red Cliff": "I confirmed my eyes, and I met the right person." The popular "confirmation eye" on the Internet this year only refers to "confirmation eye" and "screening eye", which is not necessarily related to "eye".

2, lemon essence. Originally used on others, used to ridicule others, meaning similar to "jealousy." Sometimes I use it on myself, just to laugh at myself. "I celebrate lemon essence for the first time" is equivalent to "I envy it". Sometimes I say "I am a lemon" or "I am sour".

I don't know and dare not ask. With a cold joke, the original meaning refers to teasing when you see something you don't understand or can't explain, and later it turns into teasing someone or something.

He is a werewolf. It evolved from "being a cruel person", which means "being a little more cruel than a cruel person". It is usually used to tease someone to do something unreasonable, but it can achieve miraculous results and give people an unexpected and powerful feeling.

5, potato cattle. The original meaning is that a cow sitting down to rest is like a potato, and later it means that potatoes are great, which is often used to describe a person's ability to improvise.

6, pure Ma Xiaoxue. It comes from a thoroughbred horse named "Xiaoxue", which is often used to describe being nicknamed by the head without knowing it.

Seven, so hey, so hey. This word comes from a song, an online song. Later, it was adapted by a short video artist, with a very magical performance, which attracted many people to imitate and was used to express a very happy and excited state.

8. Hard core. Translated from the English word "hardcore", the original rap refers to a rap music style with strong sense of strength and intense rhythm. In recent years, its meaning has been further expanded. People often use hardcore to describe "great", "tough" and "hard work", such as "hardcore rules", "hardcore mother", "hardcore player" and "hardcore life".

9. It smells good. It means that a person makes up his mind not to go or do something, but his final behavior is the opposite. It is mainly used to express a psychological state that someone's expected things are completely different from the final result, indicating a slap in the face.

10, giant baby. Ben refers to a huge baby. In recent years, people use "giant baby" to refer to adults who are psychologically stuck in infancy. This kind of person is self-centered, lacking sense of rules and moral constraints. Once something unexpected happens, they will lose control of their emotions and have excessive irrational behavior.

How to standardize network catchwords

It is necessary to distinguish different network languages. The network language of mass communication belongs to the object of standardization and should be standardized. The existing language laws and standards in China provide the basis and operational standards. Moreover, these language products are also an effective support for establishing norms in a positive way, and should give full play to their demonstration and guiding role in language norms.

However, due to the limitation of interpersonal communication, network language information should be treated according to the personal language life field, and should not be treated and required in the national language. You can let nature take its course and wait and see, without overemphasizing norms. As for the so-called unhealthy language phenomena such as language violence and vulgarity, they belong to ideological content problems, which may be people's cultivation problems, not the language itself. Language can't be blamed for expressing unhealthy thoughts in language, and improving people's ideological and moral level and cultural literacy is the fundamental solution.