Yao is a Chinese character, pronounced gū, which means Kung Fu and hard study. After the release, Yao became the abbreviation of "Kung Fu Man".
English interpretation: learning
Vertical and horizontal code: 148? Wu Bi 86: Alf Wu Bi 98: Ego Cang Xie: MSQO Ma Zheng: Bibo
Number of strokes: 9
Radical: work
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After the release, "Liao" became the abbreviation of "Kung Fu Man".
For example, "panda" is becoming more and more popular among young people who like practical jokes.
Experts from the Chinese Department of East China Normal University said with tolerance that this is the need for young people to express themselves, which is the product of the development of the times and cannot be said to be the progress or retrogression of language and writing.
Meng Shuai, a student of Chinese Department of Jilin University, believes that online language itself has the characteristics of freshness and avant-garde, which is especially convenient for memory and recognition. This is the entertainment behavior of netizens, and it has nothing to do with retrogression or not.
These rare words, which even China students may not know, have now become the new favorite of fashion.
Recently, the reporter found on many websites and forums that these strange characters are being used by netizens, and have been given various new meanings and new forms, and various QQ expressions and cartoons based on them are also all the rage.
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