Red Sun in the Sky lyrics
Song:天上太阳红彤彤 Album : 歌唱毛泽东 群星颂伟人 Singer : 屠洪刚 Check out the other famous meme songs: Super Idol, Xue Hua Piao Piao and Ching Chang Hanji. This photo has been used…
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Wuhu take off
Wuhu take off [Wúhú (wūhū) qǐfēi] [芜湖(呜呼）起飞 ] Definition: Wuhu take off (芜湖起飞) is a Chinese internet slang phrase used to express the celebration of something good or exciting. It's…
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Stupid
Stupid [Áng jū] [昂居] Definition: 昂居 (Áng jū) is a term in Chinese that means "stupid." It's not as commonly used as other Chinese words for "stupid," such as "笨"…
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Bae/Babe (Chinese)
Bae/Babe Term: Bae/Babe (宝贝) Definition: Bae or Babe, translated as "Bǎobèi" (宝贝) in Chinese, literally means "treasure" or "precious" and is commonly used as a term of endearment. While it's…
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Husband/Wife
Wife [Lao po] [老婆] Husband [Lao gong] [老公] Definition: In Chinese, "Lao po" (老婆) is a casual term used to refer to one's wife, while "Lao gong" (老公) is used…
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Lìhai (Awesome)
Lìhai [Lìhai] [厲害] Definition: Lìhai (厲害) is a Chinese term that literally means "serious," "formidable," "fierce," or "violent." However, in colloquial usage, lìhai is often used to express admiration or…
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Bbzl
Bbzl [bèngbùzhùle] [蚌埠住了] Definition: Bbzl (蚌埠住了) is a Chinese internet slang term used to describe a situation where someone is greatly impacted emotionally and is about to cry or laugh…
Super Idol lyrics
Song title "Love You 105 Degrees" 歌名《热爱105度的你》 Super Idol 的笑容都没你的甜 refers to cropped lyric from a Chinese song: 热爱105°C的你 by 阿肆 Rè'ài 105°C de nǐ. You Who Love 105°C by…
Xue Hua Piao Piao Lyrics
Pinyin: Xue Hua Piao Piao English: Snowflakes fluttering, the north wind is rustling 中文：雪花飘飘，北风萧萧 Xue Hua Piao Piao is an Internet catchphrase , from the song " One Cut Plum/一剪梅" sung…
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Jia you
Jia you [jiāyóu] [加油] Definition: Jia you (加油), literally meaning "to add fuel," is a commonly used Chinese expression that serves as a motivational phrase or rallying cry. While its…