Bengbu is actually used to describe that you have been beaten badly, and you can't keep going. Most of them are teased by netizens. Because the name of this area in Bengbu is very strange and the sound is not the same, I use its strangeness to make fun of it. Although human emotions are not connected, they all collapse in an instant. Many people can understand the meaning of the last straw that overwhelmed the camel, and sometimes people will use Bengbu to tease themselves.

This stalk is often used at the moment of collapse, and you may want to cry at any time, so you will use Bengbu at this time. Used to describe a person's emotional shock At first, I was just a bar friend. When I was commenting, I accidentally broke it and hit Bengbu. I didn't expect it to be all over the internet.

Brief introduction of homophonic terrier:

Homophonic stalks are used to deliberately create misunderstandings through homophonic sounds, thus producing humorous effects. It is often used in cross talk and jokes. Making misunderstandings is a common routine in comedy. Whether it is cross talk or online jokes, if it is a misunderstanding routine, many of them are made of homophonic stalks.

In the network language, because of some forbidden words, people are used to replacing them with homophones, which also produces many homophones that seem to be misspelled. It is to use homophones or near homophones to replace words with homophones or near homophones. However, in the network segment, "homophonic stalk" is the lowest level, technically not advanced, and the joke is very shallow.