1. "YYDS"

"YYDS", which means "eternal god", was originally only used in a small range in the e-sports circle and fan circle, but with the continuous spread of influence, the application scenarios are also expanding, and it has begun to be used on a large scale in life communication.

2. "Tail payment people"

Although it is a word that was born in 2020, as long as "Double 11" arrives, "Tail payment people" will rush to the hot search on time. How happy are netizens when they pay the deposit crazily, and how sad are they when they pay the balance.

3. "emo"

"I am emo" means that I am emotional, usually some negative emotions, which can be simply understood as "I am depressed", "I am stupid", "I am too hard"... Emo sometimes does not have any meaning, it just expresses negative emotions or self-deprecation. Are you emo today?

4. "Duosun"

"Duosun" is actually a homophonic pun, which comes from the Internet buzzword maker "Charming Teacher Guo". In addition to "Duosun", "Jimei", "Yesmora", "Dog Repair" and other words all come from this.

5. "Cyberpunk"

Cyberpunk has become the mainstream style in 2021. Movies such as "Ghost in the Shell" and "Blade Runner" are typical representatives of the cyberpunk style.

6. "Metaverse"

This concept first entered the public eye through the blogger "Liu Yexi" who attracted 6 million fans in 3 days. It refers to the virtual world of the Internet built on the basis of real life. Movies such as "Out of Control Player" and "The Matrix" are science fiction movies that express the concept of the metaverse.

7. "Bengbu Live"

"Bengbu Live" is a homophonic of "can't hold it anymore", which describes that the emotions have been greatly impacted, and they are about to cry/laugh. Can you read these words by themselves? This generation of netizens is really stubborn and strong.

8. "Chicken baby"

From "other people's children" to "chicken babies" who have been taking cram schools since preschool, the concept of losing at the starting line has begun to engulf parents born in the 80s and 90s. I wonder if the children can still get a break under the "double reduction" policy.

9. "Broken defense"

Originally a term used in games, it refers to the lack of defense effects due to equipment skills and other reasons. Later, it gradually spread to life scenes, indicating that the psychological defense line was broken and produced an unstoppable shock. How many times have you "broken defense" today?

10. "Absolutely"

"Absolutely" is a cute expression of "absolutely". Depending on the scene, it can derive completely different contexts. It can be used for praise, compliments, and sarcasm. This generation of netizens is really "absolutely".