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Sunbathing on the moon (dating)

The slang "moon" is popular on university campuses, which means dating.

Nowadays, on campus, "dizzy" voices keep coming and going, with one on the left saying "Fuck" and the other saying "Fuck". If you are not an insider, can you understand "learning Chinese quintessence" and "learning literature"? Do you know what "poor students" and "Huang Jue" are? These are all popular slang words on campus nowadays.

In fact, "slang" is very popular on campus. In order to uncover the mystery of these campus words, the reporter visited some college students and found that campus slang is so popular that it can even be compiled into an integrated book.

Are these slang words good or bad, should they be sought after or killed? Supporters believe that language needs to be enriched constantly, and campus buzzwords enrich the discourse space; Opponents believe that campus buzzwords appear to be "riffraff", especially the voice of "pure Chinese" is constantly rising.

"Heterogeneous" language

"Look! The one in front is' fluttering'! " As soon as the reporter walked into a university in Chongqing, he heard a new term, so he asked what "fluttering" was. Xiao Li looked at the reporter up and down and replied in a slightly dismissive tone: "You don't know what' fluttering' is. Are you from the last century? " Piaopiao is gay! Seeing that the reporter was so ignorant, Xiao Li continued to add that "fluttering" is also synonymous with "glass".

Nowadays, there are many new words like this on campus. For example, "beating", "k" and "repairing" mean beating, "learning the quintessence of Chinese culture" means playing mahjong, "learning literature" means playing poker, "poor students" means students who doze off in the first class in the morning, and "Huang Jue" means sleepy people, "humanity", "sweetness" and "drying".

A careful observation of the desks in today's universities reveals that campus slang is everywhere on the desktop, which is a sudden rise in the cultural composition of university desks. On a table that the reporter randomly saw, "Uncle Li is very angry" was written with a blue-black pen, while the handwriting in another color was clearly visible at the back-"The consequences are very serious", and then "Be kind", "Aesthetic fatigue" and "The team is getting worse and worse when people are separated" were written.

Spread popularity

The reporter simply collected the sources of these words. The catchwords from the Internet are the first to bear the brunt, such as "MM (girl)", "GG (boy)", "sweat (scare)", "support", "3 166 (goodbye)" and "88 (goodbye)" and so on. In particular, a word "inner show" popular on campus recently comes from the network celebrity "Sister Furong". On campus, you can often hear a person who doesn't want to show himself say, "I am a very introverted exhibitor!" "

Film lines also provide sufficient ammunition for campus buzzwords, such as "aesthetic fatigue", "kindness" and "people are distracted and the team is getting worse and worse"

At the same time, entertainment TV programs, fashion magazines and advertisements also affect the campus. The advertising word "there is no best, only better" is widely used by students on campus. Books that students love to read, such as "The Master of Extinction" in Jin Yong's martial arts novels, are simply called "The Master of Extinction", which refers to an old-fashioned talented woman. "Dong Fangbubai" also comes from martial arts novels, which refers to a man who looks very feminine.

In fact, any channel may make a word, a word and a sentence popular. It can be said that if it can spread, it may become popular. Just like some words of unknown origin (perhaps created by individuals), such as "wedding date (washing)", "Pink (painting a wall)" and "Idol", etc., they have also become popular through communication and become campus slang.

"Pursuing fashion"

Referring to the spread speed of campus slang, Xiao Zhang introduced with his own personal experience: "A new word was used as soon as it came out, so it was used with it. At this time, he still belongs to the people who are at the forefront of the times. In less than a week, I walked on the way to school and heard this word at least four times along the way. At this time, it has become popular. "

The reporter found that because college students are at the forefront of the times and pursue fashion, they are generally willing to accept and widely use these "slang" to keep themselves from falling behind. Even some college students admit that it is impossible to live and study on campus without going with the flow, otherwise they don't even know what others are saying, making communication a problem.

In addition, this kind of "slang" is generally concise, concise and vivid, which is easy for teenagers to accept. Can also be funny, decompression, ridicule, cover up privacy, play a taboo role. As a result, the students spread word by word, and soon became buzzwords in the ivory tower, such as "depressed", "I t", "BT", "286 (low IQ) and" 7456 (piss me off) "and so on, with a very high catchy rate.

Li Wei, a graduate student in the School of Literature and Journalism of Chongqing Normal University, believes that a large class of campus "swallows" deliberately use homophones to express the opposite meaning of the original words out of the rebellious psychology of daily rigid language, and play word games, but it is by no means malicious.

Face up to "slang"

The prevalence of campus slang has attracted the attention of many people. Some people think that campus "speech" is a pollution of Chinese, a banter and rebellion against the national language, and an unhealthy sign; Some people think that campus buzzwords are a way for college students to entertain themselves and decompress themselves, and thinking is behind the language. The more active the new words are, the more energetic the campus is.

In this regard, Sun Yuanming, deputy director of the Institute of Sociology of Chongqing Academy of Social Sciences, believes that we should face up to campus "speech", which belongs to a kind of "sub-linguistic phenomenon" and has always existed in the development of language. The vitality of language lies in its adaptability to the development of society and its use by all. Many students are in adolescence, and their physical and mental development is under certain pressure, so they hope to maintain mutual recognition in a certain group, which will be beneficial to their development.

But Sun Yuanming stressed that "words" on campus should be guided correctly. For example, some unhealthy elements in campus slang should be guided correctly. Many students in adolescence have "adolescent antisocial behavior". At this stage, it is normal for students to be innovative and maverick. As long as they have passed this "developmental crisis" period and have a strong ability to distinguish, naturally this will not happen. Therefore, the key is not whether the existence of this phenomenon is reasonable, but how students view it.