1. BBS: ①The abbreviation of Bulletin Board System refers to the electronic bulletin board system, which is collectively referred to as the forum in China. ②Booba, the abbreviation of Big-Breasted Sister.
2. Bamboo: Moderator, also known as Banzhu. Beautiful homophony caused by pinyin input. The deputy moderator is called "Baxe".
3. MJA: Registered members have registered other names for use. These names are collectively called MJA, and the opposite of MJA is the main ID. It comes from the tiger, snake and turtle skit between Zhao Benshan and Song Dandan at a Spring Festival party that year.
Example: Qingmei suggested that Bamboo should not speak in vests when managing the edition.
4. Rookie: Originally refers to a person with relatively low computer skills. Later, it was widely used in real life and refers to a person who is not very good in a certain field. The opposite is the old bird.
5. Da Xia: "Hero" refers to a senior Internet user who has been online for a long time, or a person who is particularly skilled in a certain aspect (such as computer technology or writing skills) and generally has a good reputation in terms of popularity. Only the best will be called so.
6. "Fixing": Originally refers to posts posted in forums that have little reading value. Nowadays, it is customary to refer to most posts and replies as "flooding" without any derogatory connotation.
7. Purified water: water without any substantial content, also called water vapor.
8. Sailor: A person who likes to drink water. Those with higher levels are also called buckets, water ghosts and narcissus. There is also a specific name for female douchebags: jellyfish.
9. Diving: People who stay in the forum every day, but do not post, only read posts, and pay attention to the daily affairs of the forum. The opposite is "floating up".
10. Blacksmithing: writing posts, generally refers to posts with some weight.
11. ?Paizhuan: post about someone’s post that has different views and understandings from other people’s.
Example: Chivalrous friends, please pay attention to your tone and attitude when making bricks, otherwise it will easily turn into a ginseng cock.
12. Refresh: Open a forum, and all threads are posted by the same ID.
13. Floor cleaning: Also called wall cleaning, open a forum and the last reply of all threads will have the same ID.
14. The original poster: the person who posted the topic.
15. Building a building: Reply to the same thread. Generally, fans prefer building a building.
16. The one upstairs: the person who replies to the same topic post before you. The opposite is the "downstairs" person.
17. Which floor are you on: Except for the original poster, all the people who reply to the post can be called "2nd floor" and "3rd floor"...
18. ?Sofa: SF, the first person to reply. Later, people who couldn't sit on the sofa claimed that they sat on the "bed" or the poster's "lap" ~
19. ?Chair: The second person to reply.
20. Bench: The third person to reply.
21. Floor: People who don’t even have to sit on the bench.
22. Top: Generally, once someone replies to a post in a forum, it goes to the top of the topic list. This reply action is called "top", and the opposite of "top" is "sink".
23. ?Zhaozhao Gongjian: super powerful, usually used to express worship for the topic post when replying.
24. ? Khan: Expressing shame and helplessness. Derived words include: violent sweat, profuse sweat, death from sweat, waterfall sweat, rainstorm pear blossom sweat, etc.
25. Fainting: Fainting means that you are surprised by a certain person or reality.
26. Cold: Feeling chilled by a certain person or phenomenon.
27. Crazy: Describes that one can't stand the stimulation of someone's post and behaves abnormally, and is in a state of rage.
28. Stomp: Also known as kicking, leaving a paw print, etc., they all mean to follow a thread.
29. Passing by: I don’t want to reply seriously, but I want to get points or experience points for replying. The corresponding words include: top, silent, irrigation, speechless, drifting, passing by, etc.
Example: In the Xiake community, any reply with words such as passing, upvoting, silent, flooding, speechless, passing by, passing by, etc. will be regarded as deliberate trolling.
30. Flash: Leave.
31. Hidden Bird: Invisible. "hid" means "hiding"; "LE" is a polyphonic word, and it should be read as "LE" at the end of the sentence. Some people like to misread "LIAO", so it is homophonic as "bird".
32. ?Looking for cheating posts: The content of the posts posted by the poster is particularly disturbing, which makes most people dislike it. It is also called looking for cheating posts.
33. Martian post: An old post that has been read and reposted by countless people a long time ago. People who repost Martian posts are called Martians. Usually the reply will say something like this: The original poster should go back to Mars quickly, the earth is very dangerous. (From Zhou Xingxing's "Shaolin Football") (The same usage is also used for YJ posts and menstrual posts.)
Then the Chinese abbreviation:
2. Chinese abbreviation guide:
1. BT: ①The abbreviation of Bit Torrent is a kind of P2P (point-to-point) sharing software, and its Chinese translation is "Bit Torrent" or "Abnormal Download". ②The abbreviation of "perversion".
2. ZT: ①Abbreviation of "repost". ②The abbreviation of "pig head", extended to include ZT3, pig head three; ZT4, pig head four.
Example: Qingmei solemnly told the knights in the knight community that ZT must be marked.
3. PP: ① The abbreviation of "Pianpian", Pianpian refers to photos. ②The abbreviation of "Butt", which refers to the buttocks.
4. GG: The abbreviation of brother, refers to men. Sometimes girls use it to refer to their boyfriends. The opposite is MM, the abbreviation of sister or crush, which refers to women. Sometimes boys use it to refer to their girlfriends.
5. NB: The abbreviation of Niu ×, used to express breathtaking in Beijing dialect.
6. JJ: ①The abbreviation of sister. ②The abbreviation of chicken.
7. DD: ①The abbreviation of younger brother, which occasionally has extended meanings. ②The abbreviation of Dongdong refers to things.
8. GF: Girl Friend. The opposite is BF, Boy Friend, boyfriend.
9. PLMM: the abbreviation of Pretty Meimei.
10. PPMM: An upgraded version of PLMM, beautiful girl.
11. RPWT: the abbreviation of Personality Questions, from the Maopu Forum. Generally speaking, whenever something incomprehensible happens somewhere, it can all be attributed to RPWT.
12. Character posts: Test whether you have RPWT posts. The title of the post is very exciting. As long as you are deceived into it, it means you have RPWT.
Example: This post titled "Nude Photos of a Hackberry Tree" is a personal post. In fact, it is really a photo of a hackberry tree. Of course the tree is naked. Where is the tree wearing clothes? Qingmei was actually deceived by this character post, there really is RPWT.
13. PF: Abbreviation for admire.
14. SL: Abbreviation of satyr.
15. KH: Sunflower refers to the master who practices "Sunflower Collection".
16. KHBD: Sunflower Book.
17. PXJF: Evil-proof swordsmanship, derived from KHBD, a swordsmanship dedicated to KH.
18. BS: The abbreviation of contempt, can also be written as B4.
Example: If you don’t indicate this in ZT, Qingmei will BS you, and everyone in the forum will B4 you.
19. PMP: Flattery.
20. PMPMP: Trying to flatter you.
21. MPJ: Abbreviation of "sycophant".
22. BC: Abbreviation of "idiot". It is also said to be the abbreviation of "caicai". On the Internet, if people say you are very cabbage, then they are describing you as BC.
23. ODBC: Abbreviation for "Oh, Big Idiot".
24. XB: Abbreviation of Xiaobai.
25. YY: The abbreviation of YY, from the sixth chapter of "A Dream of Red Mansions", which means YY in spirit. Its meaning has been further promoted on the Internet, and novels with extremely high confidence are collectively called YY novels.
26. ZE: The abbreviation of "thief", which is really disgusting, the dialect pronunciation of the Northeast region.
27. SE: "Less evil" is the abbreviation of "Less disgusting".
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29. FB: The abbreviation of corruption, now usually refers to eating and drinking.
30. MD: Damn, foul language, use it with caution.
31. TMD: Damn, foul language, use with caution.
32. TNND: His grandma’s, foul language, use with caution.
33. JR: Bitch, dirty words, use them with special caution.
34. SJB: Crazy, dirty words, use with caution.
35. SB: Swear words and derogatory names for others are prohibited.
36. LR: Bad guy, banned.
37. LJ: Junk, banned.
38. RY: Shemale, use with caution.
39. JS: Abbreviation of "profiteer".
40. BXCM: Bingxue is smart.
41. HJ: Traitor.
42. FQ: Angry Youth.
43. BD: Idiot.
44. JJWW: Jiji Waiwai.
45. Tjjtds: Play the cock until you die, from the Maopu forum.
46. CJ: Purity.
47. HC: Nymphomaniac.
48. BH: Fierce. From the famous saying of Fatty Luo of New Oriental: A fierce life does not need explanation.
49. GJM: A popular young writer was once suspected of plagiarism. GJM was later used as an abbreviation for plagiarism, with a meaning close to "ZT". From Tianya Community.
50. Sanmao Chaosi: A new idiom derived from a book written by a popular young writer with the same name as Sanmao's work. It refers to a fanatical mental state that blindly believes in a certain theory or a certain person without completely disregarding the truth, putting the cart before the horse and confusing right and wrong. From Long Kong.
51. 145: A certain woman on the Maopu forum once took a set of IQ test questions and scored 145 points. Later use the signature file: Those who are smarter than me are not as beautiful as me, and those who are more beautiful than me are not as smart as me. Tianya Community then interpreted a famous saying: No one who is more CJ than me is BT, and no one who is more BT than me is CJ.
52. FRJJ: Sister Furong, a woman, an Internet phenomenon. From April 2005 until now, she has been on the headlines of almost every website. Major websites such as Sina and Tencent, as well as large and small newspapers, have rushed to report on her. Even China Central Radio has begun to discuss her phenomenon. The popularity and continued popularity of Sister Furong proves that some media and spectators have reached an extremely malicious state.
English abbreviation:
3. English abbreviation guide:
1. DIY: The abbreviation of Do It Yourself means to do it yourself.
Example: Qinghuan was so bad that Qingmei asked him to fix his computer when it was broken. He asked Qingmei to DIY.
2. SOHO: The abbreviation of Small Office Home Officer, which means "working from home".
Example: Xiao Fei, the author of "Youxia Xiu Xiu", belongs to the SOHO family.
3. BUG: The original meaning was "bug". Later, computer-related faults were called "BUG".
Example: Every time a bug appears in the Xiake community, Qingmei jumps anxiously.
4. I am convinced U: I am convinced by you... a classic line from Zhou Xingxing's film.
Example: You can actually make Qing Huan not say "no" to you, I'm impressed!
5. Yi Meier: Transliteration of Email, meaning email. It can also be called "Meier" for short.
Example: Qingmei never uses Yi Meier, so writing to her is useless.
6. CU: The abbreviation of See You with transliteration, goodbye.
Example: CU, that’s it for today.
7. IC: The abbreviation of I See has a transliteration, I understand.
Example: IC, you are a psycho. (A classic line from "Westward Journey")
8. Q: The transliteration of Cute, cute.
Example: Ao Yuehan looks so good, like a Barbie doll.
9. FT: FT, the abbreviation of Faint, which means fainting or fainting.
10. SP: support, support.
11. Defeat: Transliteration of BUY, meaning to buy.
12. SIGH: Sigh, which means helplessness.
13. LOL: Laugh Out Loud.
14. KFC: Kill fu*king customers.
15. PK: The abbreviation of player kill, originally came from the MUD game, meaning "showdown", and later became popular with the popularity of Supergirl.
16. BTW: By the way, by the way.
17. BRB: Be right back, come back right away.
18. TTYL: Talk to you later.
19. BBL: Be back later. Be back later.
20. Kick your ass: Kick your ass.
21. PPL: people, people.
22. PLZ: please, also abbreviated as PLS.
23. RUOK: Are you OK?
24. IOWAN2BWU: I only want to be with you.
25. M$ULKeCraZ: Miss you like crazy.
26. CUL8R: see you later.
27. IMHO: In my humble opinion.
4. Guide to transliteration terms:
1. 3166: Sayonara, Japanese, goodbye.
2. 886: Goodbye, goodbye.
3. 3Q: Thank You, thank you.
4. 7456: I’m so angry.
5. 9494: That’s it.
6. 818: A little gossip, from Tianya Community.
7. 616: Take a walk. Usually when you post pictures of teaching cats to teach flowers etc. when replying to a post, it is commonly referred to as "walking around".
8, 8: No.
9. 54: The homophony of "ignore" means to ignore a person and express the greatest disdain for him or her.
10. 4242: Yes, yes.
11. Porridge: I like it.
12. No: No. I don’t know where the pronunciation of “wood” comes from. The same usage is "Miyou".
13. Fan: Very. From the southern Fujian dialect.
14. Table: "Don't" is a fast-pronounced legato, which is said to come from the pronunciation of Shanghainese people.
15. Bailan: comes from the Hokkien word "白EG", which means a person is stupid, nagging, troublesome, and has a derogatory connotation.
16. Su: The pronunciation of "是" in Taiwanese Mandarin. Corresponding to it is "8 elements".
17. Jiangzi: "Like this" is a fast-reading legato, also called "Jiangzi".
18. Cool: Also known as "pants" and "ku", the transliteration of Cool.
19. Oops: The pronunciation of "I" in Taiwanese Mandarin.
20. Xiami: What, what does it mean, comes from the Minnan pronunciation.
21. Kou Nai: also said to be patient, which means cute.
22. Drop: of, ground.
23. Introduce: this.
24. Bensi: homophonic for stupidity.
25. Jam: Overrated.
26. Big wok: Oops.
Example: Qingmei’s computer suddenly crashed, and the photo that MM just sent has not been saved yet. Now it’s a big deal.
27. Potassium disulfide iodide: KISS.
28. Kacha: A certain kind of surgery that must be done before practicing "Sunflower Collection".
29. Mouth Year: Poor.
30. Ginseng Rooster: a common holiday for "personal attack".
31. Mud: You.
32. Good health: good-looking. From the southern Fujian dialect.
33. Tongzi: Comrade.
34. Houhou, roar, kaka, kaka, hee hee, xixi, hiahia, etc.: express laughter and are usually used as modal particles.
35. PIA: It is also said that PIA flies, which means flying, kicking, etc.
5. Brief analysis of animation terminology:
1. TV version: refers to the animation version shown on TV.
2. OVA: Original Video Anime (original video animation), which is opposite to TV and is not shown on TV.
3. Theatrical version: the movie version of the animation.
4. OST: Original Sound Track (original music album), which specifically contains music related to a certain animation.
5. OP: opening song/theme song.
6. ED: Ending song.
7. CAST: Voice actors, that is, voice actors, are very important for Japanese anime voice actors.
8. STAFF: All members involved in the production of the adapted animation, including props will be included.
9. OTAKU: Japanese, originally meaning "otaku". Otaku refers to a subcultural group that is crazy about anime, immersed in a fantasy world, and lacks normal social life experience.
10. Young teeth: also known as "amateur", meaning young and not very sensible.
11. Expert: A person who specializes in certain aspects of the art, generally refers to a very strong person. There are also "devils", such as irritating demons, reposting demons, etc.
12. SF: SCIENCE FICTION, science fiction mechanical works.
13. FF: FINAL FANTASY, Final Fantasy.
14. M0: MACROSS ZERO, Macross Zero.
15. Oppa: Women over 30 years old.
16. Brothergui: A strong man with all the muscles.
17. Jiegui: The big sister with all the muscles.
18. Yujie: A woman who is older than herself.
19. Bad taste: quirks, unique and special preferences.
20. Meteor: refers to a CG picture with erotic meaning or a slightly revealing component - it is brilliant the moment it is posted, but it will definitely disappear soon due to deletion.
21. Kouhu: Hong Kong-style animation term, it can also be written as "口古月", which is equivalent to a modal particle such as "depend".
22. Koujie: A term used in Hong Kong comics to refer to the laughter of bad guys, especially evil laughter.
23. Killing: A term used in Hong Kong comics to refer to the action of killing someone.
24. Waste: a term used in Hong Kong comics to refer to waste and useless people.
25. Breaking the sky: A term used in Hong Kong comics, that is, "breaking the sky", which can be used when you are unhappy.
26. Go against the will of heaven: A term used in Hong Kong comics to refer to going against the will of heaven. It can be used when you are angry.
27. Not enough: a Hong Kong comic term that means not qualified.
28. Shut up: a term used in Hong Kong comics to shut up.
29. Hot blood: The ability to increase attack power by 2 times, comes from the machine combat series, and was later extended to an exciting mood.
30. Soul: The ability to increase attack power by three times. It comes from the mecha war series. Another interpretation is that it refers to the professional spirit of glory and unremitting fighting.
31. Love: The ability to restore HP comes from the mecha series.
32. Heretic: refers specifically to women with overly plump breasts, and also refers to things that are contrary to common sense (or too common sense).
7. Short but classic reply:
1. There is a penis downstairs. (From Maopu, a way of ridiculing those who reply first to those who reply later)
2. It is truly a human tragedy, and I am speechless and choked. (Coming from Tianya, you can reply to any speechless posts like this)
3. Be kind. (Classic line from "Mobile Phone")
4. If you go out to hang out, you will have to pay it back sooner or later. (Classic lines from "Infernal Affairs")
5. This is a life without boundaries. (Classic lines from Shi Weihan's "Shattering Sky Knife")
6. Life is really as lonely as snow.
7. Irrigation is a virtue.
8. Whatever is the right way. (Example: pranking is the way to go.)
9. YY is the way I think, and BT is the realm I pursue. (from Maopu)
10. The tiger's body was shaken and he walked away. (From Tianya, Tianya replies one post and three points. "Tiger body shakes" is often seen in Huang Yi's works)
11. CJ looks up at the sky at a 45-degree angle. (from Tianya)