C You is a combination of Chinese and English, in which "C" stands for the English word "see", which means "see", and "You" is the pronunciation of "you" in Chinese. C You is usually used to express the greeting of seeing something or someone when chatting, which is equivalent to "seeing you" or "having you" in Chinese. The usage of this language is very popular among young people.

In the field of linguistics, you can also mean "seeing you". In English, "see you" is usually abbreviated as "CU" or "CY". CY is also commonly used as the abbreviation of "cheers, yours" in e-mail and social media to express greetings or signatures.

In a word, in any case, C You is a simple but expressive language usage, which includes not only seeing your greetings, but also warm greetings and the concern of the greetings. In addition, C You also shows the creativity and openness of bilingual young people.