Unknown Jue Li

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“Unknown, but Jue Li”, the internet buzzword , abbreviated as “Bu Ming Jue Li”, means “Although I don’t understand what you are talking about, but it seems to be very powerful.” From the character dialogue in Stephen Chow ‘s movie “The God of Cookery” , The superficial meaning of the word is used to express the novice ‘s worship of the technical master, and the extended meaning is used to complain about the other party’s being too esoteric and incomprehensible, or as an excuse to pretend to be hidden . Because of the popularity of words, they are widely used by Internet speakers.

Background

The word is an abbreviated form of “I don’t know, but Jue Li “, and the complete sentence is “Although I don’t understand what it means, I feel very powerful.” On the surface, the meaning of the word is a rookie or a layman, and the admiration of some professional talents. However, in the actual process of continuous use, it also includes teasing and teasing that the other party does not know what he is talking about, or pretends that he understands An excuse to disguise yourself without understanding.

Spread

There is no way to verify the specific origin of the word. There are many opinions on the Internet. Many people think that this sentence pattern is from the second yuan house culture, but more opinions are biased towards the actor Li Zhaoji in the movie “The God of Cookery” by the star. A line from the goose head, “Although I don’t understand what he (referring to Zhou Xingchi) is talking about, I find it very interesting.”

“I don’t know, but I feel terrible”, a new internet idiom, can also be said to be “I don’t know what you are saying, but I don’t understand what (the host) is saying, but it seems to be terrific.” The superficial meaning is used to express the novice’s admiration for professional and technical talents, and the extended meaning is used to complain that the other party is too esoteric and incomprehensible, or as a pretext to pretend to be hidden. When a professional expresses a professional opinion on something and you feel reliable, it is used to express the novice’s admiration for the master. When non-professionals express professional opinions on something but you feel unreliable, it is used to tease the host with exaggerated language behavior and do not understand what is being said.

Example

“I don’t know, but I feel Lie, straight knees and arrows”
Although I don’t understand what you are talking about, it sounds terrible, until an arrow is hit in the knee.
“Three hundred, although unknown, but I feel strong”
300 sticks, it’s not clear what is a god horse, but it sounds pretty awesome.

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