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Cherry Freedom (Chē lí zǐ zìyóu)
In the Spring Festival of 2019, "Cherry Freedom" became a phrase for people to self-identify whether they are wealthy enough to purchase cherries. Workers in first tier cities sighed on…
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No milk tea, Just bang bang
The stalk refers to a sultry joke: "I want a cup of taro milk tea, No taro mash, No milk tea, Just bang bang 😘" Background The meme became popular…
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10% off water bottle Jiawen zhang
This homophonic meme, means "at this level", and it often appears in the barrage of video game live broadcasts. Often players will use the "10% off water bottle" to express…
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What does your faucet flow?
The meme originated from a video that said that people in Inner Mongolia have two faucets in their homes, one is water and the other is milk. Many netizens then…
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Again (Yòu shuāng ruò zhuó 又双叒叕)
"Again" (又双叒叕) is an internet term , pronounced "yòu shuāng ruò zhuó".This word means to emphasize the reappearance of something that has often occurred before or the reoccurrence of an…
Spiritual Guy
English Spiritual Guy 中文：精神小伙 Pinyin: Jīngshén xiǎohuǒ The original refers to a very neatly cleaned, energetic young man. Now it almost specifically refers to the guy who looks very social.…
Charming Teacher Guo 郭言郭语
English: Charming Teacher Guo 中文：郭言郭语 Pinyin: Guō yán guō yǔ A lady nicknamed "Charming Teacher Guo" often says some ridiculous and funny words, coupled with those unique pronunciations she used,…
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“Where are you Saipan?”
The video of a Thai woman looking for a man named Saipan has become popular, because of the huge contrast between the appearance and the voice of the woman. Background…
Of Course I Chose to Forgive Her
English: Of Course I Chose to Forgive Her 中文：当然是选择原谅她 Pinyin: Dāngrán shì xuǎnzé yuánliàng tā In Chinese culture, wearing a green hat means the one wearing it was cuckolded. This…
Meme (Gěng/梗)
English: Meme 中文：梗 Pinyin: Gěng The term "gěng" literally means "stalk," but in internet terms it derives from "哏" (gén), which means funny words or actions. It is the Chinese…