Retreat! Retreat! Retreat!
01/07/2023
English: Retreat! Retreat! Retreat! Pinyin: Chinese: 退！退！退！ This meme is about the mannerisms of a local auntie during a quarrel, that is, stamping their feet
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English: Retreat! Retreat! Retreat! Pinyin: Chinese: 退！退！退！ This meme is about the mannerisms of a local auntie during a quarrel, that is, stamping their feet
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