OMG is the abbreviation of English Oh My God. It means "My God". Originally used by English-speaking countries to express surprise, surprise and emotion, it was widely used on the Internet in China after being spread through film and television works. For the convenience of expression, it is abbreviated as OMG. The earliest user was Wang of Shanghai Beach.

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Chinese words with similar meanings to OMG still have a long way to go.

It's cold, and the modal particles expressing surprise are equivalent to "Oh, my God". It can also be used as "Heaven makes slaves" (Lulu and provocation are both modal particles), meaning "My God" or "My God".

This word often appears in netizens' replies, especially when the landlord said something surprising, which was unbelievable for a time. After the word became popular, it was often regarded as the mantra of young people, and the related "Oh, my God" expression pack also became popular on the Internet and was reprinted and used in large quantities.