Internet buzzwords, originally an unrealistic slogan put forward by environmentalists in Taiwan Province Province, China, opposed nuclear power and demanded the closure of nuclear power plants, were later compared by mainland netizens to a certain team or individual who insisted on doing something with low or no income.

Or it is a mockery of why you can not go bankrupt without income. (For example, there is no advertisement at the beginning of the website video, but it is getting bigger and bigger; For example, the author has no income, but keeps updating the video).

Other online buzzwords:

1, I'm a little square: this buzzword comes from different places, and "I'm fine" means "I'm so scared". The source is that the anchors of many live broadcast websites have accents and often say "I'm fine", so they became buzzwords after being spread by water friends.

2. If you are ugly, you should read more books: In a college entrance examination, a girl from Shaanxi was admitted to six famous universities in the United States and won a full scholarship from MIT, which triggered a heated discussion among netizens. Girls also ridiculed themselves that "ugly people should read more books", and everyone collapsed, which led to a series of buzzwords such as "ugly people should read more books", "ugly people should work more" and "ugly people should work more".