Versailles is used to describe people who are noble in spirit, that is, people who think they are noble in spirit, but in fact they may have neither money nor status. Little milk ball from Weibo netizen. Netizen XiaoNaiQiu noticed this phenomenon for the first time because a friend spat at her. Some people describe the high-end hotels, luxury goods and red wine they enjoy every day on social platforms, and there is a "faint" sense of superiority between the lines.

The backbone of Versailles comes from Versailles, also known as Xue Fan. The founder of Xue Fan is a net friend, Little Milk Ball. Little Milk Ball noticed this phenomenon for the first time because of what a friend told her. Some people describe the luxury hotels, luxury goods and red wine they enjoy every day on social platforms, and there is a "faint" sense of superiority between the lines. Little Milk Ball found inspiration from the Japanese cartoon Rose of Versailles, which tells the aristocratic life of Versailles in France at the end of 18. "I just want to use this word to ridicule those people. They undoubtedly want to express their sense of superiority in a' unpretentious' tone. "

Some scholars have sketched the portrait of Versailles: the father of a boss or the mother of a lady, some friends with "English names" to show off, extravagant clothes never fit, no matter how you eat, you can't remember the price of expensive things, read only the original English, and stay in the gym or high-end hotels all day.