First, pronunciation
The pronunciation of the official announcement is [guān xuān].
Second, explain
1, the word nature is a popular word on the Internet. The official originally refers to the government department, but in the official announcement, it refers to the owner, individual or organization of a certain right, which is mainly used to emphasize the reliability and authority of the news it publishes.
2. It is the abbreviation of "official announcement".
Third, the source
On 20 18 10 16, the two stars released an "official announcement" on Weibo at the same time, announcing the good news of their marriage, which caused crazy forwarding on the internet and the "official announcement" quickly became popular.
Fourth, word derivation.
Official propaganda style: With the popularity of "official propaganda", mass social media are competing to imitate various "official propaganda styles". For example: the official announcement of the university, the official account of Weibo WeChat, the official of Shandong University, with the student ID card of Shandong University and the photo of the school gate, and the text "official announcement". At the same time, Guan Wei left a message to encourage alumni to participate in the activities.
Other network words:
1、yyds
This stalk means eternal God, which is the acronym of "eternal God". It is often used to exaggerate someone's ability. Nowadays, many people often use this phrase to describe people or things they like.
2. Brave Niu Niu is not afraid of difficulties
This stalk means bravely facing all kinds of embarrassment in life. Encourage positive, full of expectations for life.
I salute you, salute.
This stalk means to show respect. Salute in Chinese means to pay tribute and salute, which is the same as "Ruisibai" before.
4. Young people have no martial arts.
This stalk indicates that young people are very powerful.
5, involution
Initially, involution is a sociological term, which refers to the stagnation of the development of social and cultural models. Nowadays, many college students use involution to refer to irrational internal competition, which is similar to mutual conflict.