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Jiaozi is a password.
Origin: During the Spring Festival, a certain voice introduced a new way of playing, that is, entering jiaozi in the comment area, and various auspicious and festive special effects would appear. However, this password was quickly cancelled, so some netizens saw a "creature" in the comment area and thought unknown so. So jiaozi became a stalk.
Application:
During the Spring Festival, enter "jiaozi" in a certain sound to see the special effects. This is a solar term password, so you can still see auspicious and festive special effects during the Spring Festival. Describe a face of embarrassment. For example, if you see a group of people brushing a word in the comment area, you can say what it is. 2. Eight-haired coquettish man
This is a breakup terrier, which describes people as stingy.
Origin: After a couple broke up in a certain place in Guizhou, the boy called the police to ask the girl for the expenses during their love, and also made a special list. All kinds of expenses add up to 3422 yuan. This book is nothing, but to the shock of netizens, this man is very stingy. He included jiaozi, who was wrapped by his mother himself, at 80 cents each. So netizens teased him that he was a jiaozi man with eight hairs. This is used to describe a person who is stingy and haggle over every ounce.
Application:
When you meet someone who is particularly picky, you can say that he is a jiaozi man with eight hairs. 3. Not as delicious as jiaozi, but as fun as my sister-in-law.
This is a dirty stalk. Jiaozi is delicious, no problem, but playing with my sister-in-law is wrong.
Origin: This sentence is a jingle, "You can't eat well in jiaozi, but it's better to lie down when you are comfortable. The spoof and tampering of "Errenzhuan" originated from the northeast, which is purely a funny yellow joke.
Preheat the site. If you and your friends are dirty, you can take this as a joke. Make fun of some historical figures. For example, Cao Zhi likes Zhen Fu. This is a story about a brother-in-law who likes his sister-in-law.