1, the network language Wula is actually a transliteration of a Russian sentence ура, and the word Wula has no specific meaning in Russian. In use, it is only used as a modal particle to express strong feelings. The word itself can be translated into different meanings according to different situations, and there is no special fixed answer.

2. When watching Russian war movies, you will hear Russian soldiers shout "Long live!" In different countries, it may be translated into different meanings, but in China it is often translated as "Long live!" There are some more exciting and expressive translations that are "kill! Rush! " It changes according to people's habits in different countries. There is also a scene where Russian soldiers use "Ula!" During the military parade. Slogan, its role is equivalent to reporting hello "parade propaganda.