This classic scene in network culture is used to refer to all kinds of interesting reversal moments, or to explain the mental state of migrant workers. Everyone uses Cao Cao's rice bowl to interpret his mental state. As soon as the rice bowl is covered on Friday, this course ends. On Monday, we leave and continue to eat.
This scene was intercepted by well-meaning netizens and made into a classic expression pack, which can be applied to multiple scenes to express emotions, and is generally used to refer to the reversal moment.
Origin of terrier
Cao Cao's bibimbap comes from the plot of episode 12 of the TV series New Three Kingdoms. When Cao Cao knew that his base camp Yanzhou was ambushed by Lu Bu, he created a classic scene of making a living.
While lambasting Lu Bu, he thought about the next countermeasures, and then took the newly covered rice back to the bowl, which was inexplicably funny. Because this scene is so funny and full of joy, it was made into an expression pack by netizens, and Cao Cao Gaimi was used to express his mental state.