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ojbk
Objk Definition: Objk is a Chinese internet slang term that extends the meaning of "OK." The addition of "jb" between "O" and "K" represents the abbreviation for the Chinese phrase…
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NMSL
NMSL Definition: NMSL is an acronym derived from the Chinese phrase "nǐ mā sǐle" (你妈死了), which translates to "your mom's dead." This phrase is highly offensive and derogatory in Chinese…
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hhhhhhh
Hhhhh Definition: Hhhhh is an internet slang term used in Chinese online communication to represent laughter, specifically mimicking the sound of laughter similar to "haha" or "lol" in English. It's…
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23333
23333 Definition: 23333 is an internet slang term originating from Chinese online forums, particularly from MOP (猫扑网), and is widely used to express laughter or amusement, similar to "lol" or…
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10086
10086 Term: 10086 Definition: 10086 is the customer service hotline number for China Mobile, one of the largest mobile network operators in mainland China. This number is widely recognized and…
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1314
1314 Term: 1314 (Yī sān yī sì) Definition: 1314 (Yī sān yī sì), pronounced as "yī sān yī sì," is a numeric phrase commonly used in Chinese culture, especially in…
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6666 Chinese Slang
666 Term: 六六六 (liù liù liù) Definition: 六六六 (liù liù liù), pronounced as "liu liu liu," is a slang term popular in Chinese internet culture, particularly among meme enthusiasts. It…
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XSWL
XSWL 【xiào sǐ wǒ le】【笑死我了】 is the Chinese slang equivalent of LMAO. EXAMPLE： Person1: Look at this new Cai Xukun sticker... Person2: xswl Check out more popular Chinese slang here!
Muscle Golden Wheel
The famous female anchor "rotten tuan'er" of Betta challenged to watch the "muscle Golden Wheel" under the coax of fans to see if she could watch the whole video without…
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The Chinese never lie to the Chinese
The Chinese never cheat. The Chinese come from a chat record between a Taobao buyer and a Taobao seller. 中国人不骗中国人 Background The buyer was afraid that what he bought was…