The phrase "心满离" comes from bilibili, which means that netizens leave the comment section, or a video, after seeing a comment that satisfies them.
Nowadays, "心满离" often appears in the comment section of bilibili (b station), and through the spread of the Internet, "心满离" has spread to various video platforms, and its meaning has been expanded a lot! It emphasizes that the speaker's state of contentment does not necessarily require the act of "leaving". For example, "I finally drew the card I wanted in the game, so I'm happy to leave," and "I got on the scale and realized that my weight loss was effective, so I'm happy to leave.
Similarly, the expression "满退评", which means to exit a comment section with satisfaction, is often used to indicate that one is satisfied with seeing what one wants to say in the comment section.
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The Meaning of Internet Words
Some of the most popular Internet words reflect people's positive and optimistic attitude toward life. The fruitful development results achieved in the past 40 years of reform and opening up have benefited thousands of families, and the people's lives have become more and more prosperous. The newest addition to the list is the newest addition to the list, which is the newest addition to the list, which is the newest addition to the list. This kind of "burn my calories" healthy lifestyle has become fashionable. People through the "confirmed eyes", "earthy love language", "skin a bit" these funny language, joy themselves, but also infected others.
Some of the most popular online phrases convey positive energy and set a correct value guide for creating a clean and positive social atmosphere. For those who do not pay attention to the objective facts, in order to raise the bar for the purpose of opposing and opposing the people, the majority of Internet users called "kung fu" to show their dissatisfaction; to recognize the practice and things, we do not hesitate to "skr" a little bit, praise praise; while the "C" position, the "C" position, the "C" position. The "C" position is always reserved for the person who gets the most attention, and at the same time, being in the "C" position also means shouldering more responsibility.
Moreover, some of the Internet's buzzwords are full of people's new expectations for a better life. The "koi" is an expression of longing and yearning for poetry and the distant future, while the "Buddhist" mentality is a hot word that reflects the helplessness and attempts at self-adjustment of some groups, especially young people, in the face of social pressures.
Internet hot words
1, Versailles: refers to some reverse expression to reveal their own superior life. Simply put, it is low-key bragging. Obviously very happy and want to show off their own, but to pretend to look mopey. For example, my last month's paycheck was really low, so low that it was only five digits.
2, workers: refers to all people engaged in physical labor or skilled labor, whether it is migrant workers, or white-collar workers, or the middle leadership, entrepreneurs, can call themselves "workers". The "workers" have a series of significant features, such as a clear perception of reality, even why they work, they have a good reason.
3, the son-in-law Jiji King: refers to the hit TV series "son-in-law" in the role of Su Wenxing Liu Guanlin has a lens and animation "Bear" in the Jiji King expression is very similar to the netizens called "son-in-law Jiji King".