What do you mean, damn it?

Holy shit is a network term, also called "holy shit". It is a kind of ridicule, and there is a kind of helplessness of "sacred shit".

QQ and Tencent also appear frequently in most games. In fact, this sentence is very common in Northeast China, but it is generally abbreviated as "I will go" and its pronunciation is surprisingly short. When I say "I", it's usually a long sound. It's surprising to stress "I". This word is often used by children in Northeast China when they were young. Only through the internet can people in other places know about it.

As the most distinctive part of the "Chinese Inventory 20 17" activity, the National Language Resources Monitoring and Research Center released the "Top Ten Internet Terms of 20 17" on June 8.

The top ten online terms released this time are: "making a phone call"

"Chat" and "Does conscience not hurt?" "Surprised, not surprised, not surprised." "Pippi shrimp, let's go." "Hard work, Lao Tie." "Is there such an operation?" Do you have freestyle? "greasy"

Network language is the crystallization of netizens' wisdom, which is humorous, distinctive, highly recognizable and used, and is one of the representative features of current network life.

The top ten online expressions in 20 17, whether from movies, TV variety shows or live broadcast platforms, vividly depict the concerns, joys and sorrows of netizens in the past year and reflect their language and cultural ecology. A year's online affairs are in it.

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"Isn't A Le right?"

"Holy shit" comes from Japan and Journey to the West-the end of the journey.

"Come on" comes from the world of Hirata, Japan.

"This product is XXX."

"Holy shit."

"Meow, meow, meow."

"Oh, my God."

"It turned out to be natural."

"Holy shit."

"Holy shit"