"cx" is the abbreviation of network language, which usually means "heavy white". It comes from the abbreviation of the English word "worship". Because "worship" is similar to "worship" in Chinese, it is translated into "worship". In modern social networks, people often use this language to express their love and support for someone or something.

How is cx used in modern social networks?

In modern social networks, people often use "cx" to express their love and support for idols (such as stars and big coffees). For example, if a star posts a picture or a dynamic, many fans will leave a message "cx" in the comment area. In addition, in some social networking platforms, people can also praise or reward idols through cx.

"cx", as an abbreviation in network language, not only facilitates people to express their thoughts and feelings quickly in social networks, but also makes the information flow on social networks faster and more convenient. Secondly, "cx" has also become a cultural phenomenon, which is widely accepted and used among modern young people. Whether in concerts, parties or online social platforms, people can hear "cx" to express their love and support.