AautoQuicker’s former anchor Laoba’s video starts with a fixed greeting. Because it is very recognizable, it has attracted many netizens to imitate it, and because it is a bit difficult to pronounce, it has aroused everyone's desire to win or lose. They even rolled up their hands to compete with each other to see whose pronunciation was authentic. This sentence is very contagious. As long as you shout "Hi Hert" in the crowd, if nothing else happens, there should be "Hi Hert Hi" from your friends who share the same path. Hehehehe is also called the music box because it is Lao Ba’s famous saying.

Lao Ba Dao is a strange dish and often shares some dark dishes with everyone. Laoba’s secret burger is one of the “delicacies of mountains and seas”. In the video, Lao Ba said, "Three meals a day, no worries. Today I will eat Lao Ba's secret burger, stinky tofu, prisoners, and lemon. Let's see if this burger can be made, Origan, brothers. Just do it. ! ”.

Lao Dao Hachi is a popular gourmet radio in Auto Faster. During a live broadcast, a very inconsistent scene appeared and he became an Internet celebrity.

Laoba’s secret burger is a wonderful “food” recommended by Laoba to netizens. The ingredients are two slices of toast, lettuce, Wangzhi and stinky tofu and fermented bean curd, and a slice of lemon.

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What is the meaning of injustice

"Yuan" is an Internet buzzword, which comes from the Northeastern dialect and means a person who is unhappy because of dissatisfaction. Nowadays, it generally refers to people who have done stupid things, and will be called "Pure Dayuan".

Other Liaoning dialects

Blind b Xi'an: lying. "Exodus": Raoulwei, you think I am blind!

bJiangynzi: Stubborn; speaks extreme words. Li Er is the best player at the current position in "Exodus" and no one can beat him.

Farewell biche: speak truthfully.

"Exodus": Uncle Yang, let me take the broken sofa home and see who is putting on my little shoes.

Bao boq: wronged. "Exodus": The second daughter felt aggrieved when her father scolded her.

Internet buzzword definition

Internet slang refers to the language produced or used in online communication, including Chinese and English letters, punctuation marks, symbols, pinyin, icons, pictures and characters. This combination often expresses special meanings in specific online media. In the early 1990s, netizens gradually adopted specific language forms in order to improve the efficiency of online chatting or to meet specific needs, such as humor and entertainment. Since the 21st century, with the innovation of Internet technology, this language form has developed rapidly in the communication of online media. Language is becoming an integral part of people's online lives. However, it should be noted that some online languages ??do not comply with the grammatical rules of modern Chinese, so they have no teaching significance and cannot be introduced into the teaching field.

Vocabulary evolution

Innovation is the basic element of Internet language. Any type of Internet language has new ideas that are different from traditional languages, but most of them are based on traditional languages. With the development of society and the advancement of science and technology, new words continue to appear. This innovation is first reflected in the Internet, then extends from the Internet to life, and is finally accepted by the academic community.

For example, "_Si" is originally a term created by "poor young people" in the spirit of self-deprecation. Its original intention is to ridicule a type of men, such as poor, ugly, old, dull, short, fat, etc. With the popularity of online groups, it has evolved from its original uncivilized meaning into a cultural phenomenon. In the final analysis, it is a reflection of Chinese cultural phenomena and prominent social issues.

"Tall, Rich and Handsome" describes a man who is impeccable in terms of height, appearance and wealth. It evolved from Japanese comics and fermented into an Internet popular vocabulary. Its corresponding antonym is "short and poor."

The open Internet environment makes new words become popular quickly, and there are quite a few Internet buzzwords almost every year. For example, in 2013, there were as many as 1,350 popular new words. and "Contemporary Chinese has about 1,000 new words every year."