蜀荍 is an Internet buzzword, which means uncle.

蜀蜍 is derived from the homophony of "uncle" and is pronounced shǔ shǔ. The pronunciation of the word millet is only shǔ, but it is usually pronounced as shǔ shú on the Internet. It originally referred to a middle-aged man with a lolita complex. Later, it gradually changed from a derogatory term to a neutral term on the Internet, and became a substitute for the word "uncle". Also referred to as "weirdo"?

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1. Xiao Xianrou

Xiao Xianrou was first used by Chinese fans to call Korean male stars in 2014. Compared with the name Xiaohua for female stars, Xiao Xianrou generally refers to young, handsome men aged between 12 and 20 years old. A handsome man.

2. Gao Fushuai

Gao Fushuai is an Internet buzzword. The similar word in the Internet language of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan is "three tall men". "Short, thin and poor" describes a man who is perfect in body, appearance and wealth. He is tall, handsome and rich. It partially overlaps with "male god". It mainly appears frequently in major forums and post bars. . They are the gods and idols of all girls.