Origined from Shakespeare's famous saying "too young, too simple, sometimes naive", it is now an Internet buzzword and Internet slang, meaning too young, too stupid and naive.

Internet language refers to a language generated from the Internet or used in network communication, including various combinations of Chinese and English letters, punctuation, symbols, pinyin, icons (pictures) and text. This combination often expresses special meaning in specific network media communications. When it was born in the 1990s, netizens adopted methods to improve the efficiency of online chatting or to make humor and amuse themselves, and other specific needs. Over time, a specific language was formed.

In the past ten years since the 21st century, with the innovation of Internet technology, this form of language has developed rapidly in the communication of Internet media. At present, Internet language is increasingly becoming an indispensable part of people's online life. However, it should be noted that some Internet languages ??do not comply with the grammatical regulations of our modern Chinese, so they do not have teaching significance and cannot be introduced into the teaching field.

Phenomena of Internet terms:

1. Break existing grammatical rules or change the relationship between form, sound and meaning of existing words, such as "XX Kong, dinosaur, trench, 666", etc.

2. Make up new words, such as "good looks", "white and rich", "happy and prosperous", "people can't tear themselves apart", etc.

3. Mixed use of graphics, symbols, foreign words, etc., such as "∶)" to express happiness, adding -ing after a Chinese verb to express doing something, and "hold" to express persistence, etc.

There is also a phenomenon of non-standardization of Internet language, which is the standardization of Chinese translation of Internet and computer terms. The main reason is the lack of unified translation standards. Folks will use some "vulgar" translations, such as "E-mail" Translated as "Yimeier", "download" is translated as "Dang".