1. Ganfanren:

Meaning: refers to people who are very active when eating.

2. Tail payment people:

Meaning: refers to consumers who need to pay the balance after participating in the online shopping pre-sale activities.

The change in the online consumption environment has led to two deposit payment links in similar activities on Double Eleven. So on the day of Double Eleven, consumers need to pay the balance.

3. Jimei:

Meaning: good sisters.

"Jimei", one of the top ten popular online words, comes from the charming Douyin anchor Guo, whose catchphrase is sisters. Because her pronunciation is strange, it sounds like Jimei, which has attracted many netizens to imitate and become popular.

4. Ye Qinghui:

Meaning: Seeing the familiar things before, my youth is back.

Ye Qinghui: The joy of reuniting with youth after a long absence.

The barrage "yeqinghui" is an abbreviation of "yeqinghui", which is used to express the joy that arises when people face people and things that they were once familiar with in a changed environment. This barrage is often seen in people, movies, games, animations and other things that have been experienced in youth, which are reproduced and returned in a new form in the current scene.

In the sigh of "yeqinghui", there is not only the response of young people to the emotions of the times when they were forced to grow up, but also the public's desire to regain happiness. By returning to the past, "yeqinghui" allows people to experience the happy and highlight moments they have had in their lives again, thereby evoking emotions such as beauty and touching, allowing viewers to regain their love for life and courage for the future at that time.

5. Mouse tail juice:

Meaning: a homophonic pun of "good at one's own business".

Mouse tail juice, a homophonic popular phrase of the idiom "good at one's own business", can also be called "mouse wilt juice" or "mouse feed juice". The meaning is the same as "make your own decisions", which is a metaphor for letting someone figure it out on their own. It is used in the context of admonishing others.

6. Young people don't talk about martial ethics:

Meaning: It is used to describe young people as "fierce".

It also comes from Ma Baoguo. In a competition, Ma Baoguo was directly KOed. Later, Ma Baoguo posted a video saying, "Young people don't talk about martial ethics and sneak attack me, a 69-year-old old man", which was later used by netizens to make fun of it, which was very ghostly.

7. U1S1:

Meaning: Say what you mean and tell the truth.

The homophonic abbreviation of letters and numbers is mostly used by netizens to comment on the website, etc., and adding U1S1 seems to make their own opinions more convincing.

8. It has an inside taste:

Meaning: It has that taste.

It has an inside taste, a popular Internet term. In the northern accent, it is customary to read "那" as "内", which means that it has that taste (feeling). Generally used to indicate whether the things that appeared in the previous text are authentic. It comes from the Douyu game anchor Da Sima and the electric stick (otto). Da Sima played with the electric stick in a live game broadcast. Because he played too badly, he was called "Da Sima" by the electric stick. Da Sima played the hero Gragas in that game. Therefore, when the audience saw someone playing Gragas badly, they would say that he had the flavor of Da Sima. Later, the meaning of this word gradually expanded and had different meanings in different situations.

9. Tool man:

Meaning: refers to being used as a tool by the other party.

Work hard for others but not treated equally, and be used as a tool. It is often used in the relationship between men and women. Girls treat boys as "licking dogs" or "spare tires".

10. The clown is actually me:

Meaning: It turns out that I look like a clown.

Refers to "licking dogs", "people with unhappy lives", "self-indulgent people", etc. It is also used by netizens to make fun of themselves. Keep smiling even if life is unhappy.