New human beings born in the 1980s and 1990s have their own distinctive signs. Yi Meier, kitten and mouse have already been kicked out of the online dictionaries of the younger generation, and more and more new words are spreading at lightning speed. "Occasionally porridge" "Oh, my god, the landlord just got back from Mars?" "I am an 8-year-old vegetarian girl, and I am a vegetarian dinosaur", "What about vegetarian shrimp?" ..... these are the network languages of new and new people.

Network is a virtual world, which is limited by network fees and speed. In order to improve the efficiency and information of communication, its own "Q word and Q word" came into being, which injected fresh blood into daily language.

New and new human beings are all young people, with strong creativity and imitation, and are good at and willing to accept new things, which is also the reason why the network language will continue to innovate.

Q language is the brand of the new era of ancient Chinese, or has it led pure Chinese astray?

Network language subverts traditional writing habits, and several families are happy and worried.

"GG (brother) came back from college at the weekend and brought me a lot of good things, all of which were' Lian' (I) very' porridge' (like). As for "sauce purple" (like this), "I" (I) promised GG to go shopping with him to eat KPM (KFC, pizza, McDonald's) ... "I believe many people will be confused after reading this passage, but it is a passage in a middle school student's composition in Tianjin. Nowadays, these fashionable network "new languages" have become common words that many teenagers talk about.

When you enter the school, you can hear online languages such as "dinosaur", "frog", "irrigation", "BF" and "MM" everywhere, and some students even use them as written language in their compositions. This raises a question for us: Is the network language a word game for new and new people or a positive development of modern Chinese? How should we treat this phenomenon?

Students are fashionable and interesting. Why not use them?

According to Tianjin Xinhua News Agency, Li, a senior one girl from No.43 Middle School in Tianjin, said in an interview that the online language is vivid and humorous, very convenient and fashionable to use, and very popular with students. She also told reporters that anyone who chats seriously with others online will be teased by others.

Some students also told reporters that the use of language should be eclectic, and lively and interesting online language is actually the same as cross talk and sketch, and it is also the embodiment of language charm. Many best-selling online novels, such as First Intimate Contact and Diary of a Pig, are full of online languages such as "girl" and "frog", which are refreshing to read. If these words are replaced by orthodox expressions, the readability will be much worse.

Reporters have logged into the forums and chat rooms of several domestic websites, and their eyes are full of seemingly incomprehensible online languages: "protein" means "idiot, idiot and neurotic", "embarrassment" must be said as "entry", network novices are called "novices", online messages are called "irrigation" and "extraordinary s" are used to describe beating around the bush, while the most common taxis (.

Teachers think that online language has impacted Chinese teaching.

Ms. Xu, who lives in Heping District, Tianjin, accidentally found such words in her daughter's diary: "... I didn't expect my best friend to lie to me, TMD (fuck), 7456 (piss me off), and I couldn't wait to kick her to death." Ms. Xu didn't know what to say after reading it until her daughter explained it. Ms. Xu said to the reporter helplessly: "What is this? The diary has become a password book, which I can't understand at all! It seems that there is already a' network gap' between me and my children. "

Xiao Nan, who lives in Nankai District, Tianjin, was good at writing compositions in primary school. After entering middle school, Xiao Nan began to fall in love with the Internet. Recently, the teacher said at a parent-teacher meeting that Xiao Nan's composition made him a little confused, and he used all the words "PF (admire)", "BT (abnormal)" and "4242 (yes)". Xiao Nan's mother opened her daughter's composition and saw that the teachers circled the columns with red strokes everywhere, all of which were "incomprehensible" online languages.

Some parents also believe that children should be kept away from the internet if they are not influenced by the internet language. However, children all report that the online world is rich and colorful, and a lot of knowledge can be gained by using the internet, which makes parents in a dilemma.

Expert tolerance is more important than strangulation.

Experts say that network language is also a language practice, and its popularity among students shows that it has vitality. However, if most people can't understand what is written in the online language, it will affect communication and lose the meaning of the language. Meanwhile, teachers and parents should treat this phenomenon with tolerance and understanding.

Wang said that in the long-term development of language, some new words will appear, some of which are crucial and some will be eliminated, and some of these new words on the Internet may become new words in Chinese. Network language is a kind of teasing language for young people, and it also has a problem of vitality. We should have a process of getting rid of the false and retaining the true, getting rid of the rough and getting the best from the network language. Don't make a fuss about the emergence of network language, regard it as a scourge.

Tang Jifu, a professor at the College of Literature of Tianjin Normal University, believes that the faster the social development, the faster the language will be enriched and updated. For the emerging network buzzwords, we can't simply judge their right or wrong. It needs a gradual acceptance process to enter people's lives, so it is more important to tolerate network language than to kill it. Nowadays, many teachers and parents are worried that the extensive use of online language in composition will affect children's test scores. This idea is actually unscientific. Today, when China vigorously advocates all-round quality education, it is an inevitable trend for quality education to replace exam-oriented education, and some lively language will no longer be taboo in college entrance examination composition.

Wang Laihua, director of the Institute of Public Opinion of Tianjin Academy of Social Sciences, said that network language, as a flexible expression, is novel, concise and humorous compared with conventional language, and we should treat it with tolerance. At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen the research on network language, distinguish which is healthy and which is unhealthy, and strengthen the positive guidance for students to use standardized language. After all, traditional language has its profound cultural and historical connotations.

Wang, a senior teacher in Tianjin Qiuzhen Senior High School, said that due to the influence of online language, some students' compositions will suddenly appear online words. Some older teachers don't know what this means. In normal teaching, we ask students to write their compositions in oral English as much as possible. We can have a look at their compositions, but some students still use words like "cool" and "Kawaii". He believes that if not guided, students are likely to form a bad habit of using nonstandard language and characters.

Wang Yiming, a senior teacher in Tianjin Qiuzhen Middle School, pointed out that students are under pressure from exams and further studies. Under such realistic conditions, if they blindly use network language, they will only bring "unsafe factors" to themselves. Marking teachers generally don't buy online texts, which will directly affect their scores.

Will network language produce alternative culture?

Nowadays, network communication is increasingly becoming a part of people's lives. With the popularity of network communication, some emerging network languages are gradually affecting people's lives. If you don't know the network language, it's hard to be regarded as a real member of netizens, just as it's hard to connect with the world without knowing English.

The alternative voice of the Internet is on the Internet. If you call a beautiful girl a beauty, you will definitely make netizens gush-it's too vulgar. The beauty on the internet is called "Meimei". The networm who invented this name must have quite rich artistic cells, because girls' eyebrows can be one of the key factors that constitute beauty.

In China's traditional vocabulary, Dong Shi is synonymous with an ugly girl, calling her effective. But on the internet, ugly women have a more terrible name: "dinosaur"! If you add three more words in front: carnivorous. It's all over-no one dares to mess with an ugly bitch.

The above is just a kind of network language, which comes from the traditional vocabulary of China, but it has been given a new meaning by net worms. Usually very vivid and easy to understand. "Yi Meier" and "Meimei" are the first words accompanying the birth of the Internet.

In addition, the birth of new words is attributed to the creation of netizens themselves. For example, the United States does not mean the country that produces rice, but the United States. When netizens say hello, they generally don't say "I'm coming" and "I'm going to eat" and other tasteless vernacular.

On the Internet, digital language can not be underestimated. If you are a novice on the Internet, you will never understand the true meaning of digital language unless you have a genius for deciphering passwords. Many real-life love experts are planted on the Internet in this way.

Network languages also include many pinyin or English abbreviations. At first, it was mainly the way used by internet addicts to improve the efficiency of online chat, and over time, it formed a specific language. For example, the meaning of "BB" is very complicated. It may be a baby, a child, a lover, or breaking up with you-bye.

You can choose a face with a straight face when you are angry, and a cartoon image with a smile when you are in a good mood. There are many symbols representing different meanings. There are so many kinds of network languages that it is difficult to list them one by one. The meaning, ups and downs, has to be tasted by netizens themselves.

The influence of network language on Chinese teaching.

A primary school teacher called and said that the students nowadays are all "wow" and "cool men", which makes people very confused. What is even more frightening is that some students' compositions, especially diaries and weekly notes, are full of similar languages. It is understood that students learn from the Internet. The teacher called for more and more students to surf the Internet now, and students are laying a foundation. If we don't control the network language, it will probably have a negative impact on the learning of traditional formal languages.

Li Mingxin, vice principal of Beijing Primary School, said in an interview that we should look at the influence of online language on students objectively and not kill them with a stick. Language reflects certain social phenomena. If a new language has been recognized by society and has a positive impact on society, we can't and can't stop it artificially. For example, some popular slang and sayings have strong vitality. Facts have proved that these languages are only good for society and not bad. If it is unhealthy language such as Jianghu slang, it should be resolutely stopped.

Zhang Jinfang, a teacher at Baiyun Road Primary School, believes that traditional Chinese teaching is more formal, and the use of grammar and vocabulary is very particular. But the network language is different, and there are too many random components. It is unwise to simply exclude online language, after all, it is a true portrayal of the inner world of many students to some extent. But if you let it go, it won't work. At the same time, there is also a certain degree of certainty. For example, there are some online languages in my students' articles. I will not accuse them, but should understand their true meaning. After all, the way we treat new types of languages should not be to escape, but to learn how to face them.

In the face of the teacher's worry, many students don't agree. A netizen nicknamed "Beetle" told reporters that we loved watching cartoons and TV when we were young, and now we are addicted to the Internet. We know what language we need. I hate those long and boring words. Why do you beat around the bush when you can clearly say something in one sentence or a picture?

Language development can't refuse the network.

The reporter learned from the General Administration of Press and Publication that the state has corresponding regulations on the words appearing in newspapers, periodicals and magazines. However, there is no special provision for the network language with the nature of media, and relevant departments are also discussing corresponding measures.

Relevant persons of the State Language Committee said that it is not very important whether the network language is standardized, but the key is to see whether it has vitality. Language is alive and constantly changing and developing. 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. After all, to some extent, they are a reflection of our Internet age, and at the same time, they can also enrich the language of China. Some experts specialize in collecting new words.

A linguist believes that people should take a more positive attitude towards online language. Throughout history, every time a new culture rises, it will bring some new words. Needless to say, in recent years, for example, the special terms of China investors such as bear market and bull market have gone far beyond the scope of application of the stock market. Today's children have grown up from the era of reading pictures, and they need simpler and more vivid communication tools. The emergence of network language is not so much to meet the needs of a new generation, but rather the necessity of language development history.