What do online buzzwords mean?

Network buzzwords generally refer to network language, which refers to the language produced and used in the network. Network buzzwords and network language are synonyms, which refer to a language produced from the network or applied to network communication, including Chinese and English letters, punctuation marks, symbols, pinyin, icons (pictures) and characters. This combination often shows special significance in specific network media communication.

Network languages include pinyin or English abbreviations. Numbers, vivid network animations and pictures with certain meanings were mainly used by netizens at first to improve the efficiency of online chat or some needs, and over time they formed a specific language.

The emergence of network neologisms mainly depends on its own vitality. If those vibrant online languages can stand the test of time, we can accept them after the convention is established. And if you can't stand the test of time, you will soon be abandoned by netizens.

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20 10 10 10 10, the word "geili" appeared on the front page of People's Daily, and netizens exclaimed "awesome". From the initial "mars language" to today's buzzwords, online language is increasingly accepted by the public.

Netizens regard this as a major event in which the online language is recognized. Some netizens even ask: Can newspapers give force to drive the online language to "turn positive"? Netizen "Little Xiaoya" said: Internet language is no longer a minority language, but has become an inseparable part of people's lives. A few online languages are included in the dictionary, but this is only a small part of them. We are looking forward to the day when most online languages are officially "turned positive".

September 20 15, in order to create a civilized campus environment, Sanxin Kaiyin School in Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province announced that online buzzwords were prohibited.