Embarrassing words, who created them?

The original meaning of "embarrassing" is "bright". Since 2008, it has become a popular emoji in online communities in Chinese-speaking areas and one of the most frequently used words in online chats, forums and blogs. It is endowed with the meaning of "depression, sadness and helplessness". "Jiong" is described as "the most popular Chinese character in 2 1 century". The meaning of a word

"Eight"-Eyebrows and Eyes

"mouth"-mouth

Original meaning: bright, bright and bright.

Network meaning: depressed, embarrassed, sad, helpless, confused, speechless, etc. It means very good and powerful, and it means that the situation is difficult, embarrassing and embarrassing. This book is the same as Embarrassment (Cantonese is the same as Embarrassment).

Tang Yun, Ji Yun and Yun Hui are eternal and beautiful.

Shuowen is beautiful and clear. You are embarrassed. Name. Master Zhou. Originally it was embarrassing, but vulgarity was embarrassing. See The Life of a Book. The same.

"Han Yu Shi Hua" is full of insects and vomits on the moon. [Note] It's still embarrassing.

& lt shape > (pictographic). This book is "Chinese". It is like a bright window. Original meaning: light)

Homophonic [light; Bright]. For example: three, three (bright appearance): three, three (bright and thorough); Tongsi (Taibu Temple). Ancient official signature. Palm horse and horse administration); Grazing (green. Taipu Temple Green).

The way birds fly. Like suddenly (the way birds fly).

When you say "embarrassing", you mean "embarrassing". "embarrassing" and "embarrassing" are the same.

Jing Qing Qing (an official who keeps livestock or poultry) is another name of Qing, a teacher who manages horses and livestock, so it is called Wu Gong. (refers to the servant Qing Wu mo. This word is because of it )-inscription on the tomb of Zhang Mingpu.

Derived from: each derivative, which is not found in ordinary micro dictionaries (such as small Xinhua dictionaries). These two words are pronounced the same. Dan means "bright, bright". The word "Tong" is an uncommon word, which was commonly used in ancient times. )

Number of strokes: 253425 1

Original meaning: light

Network meaning: depressed, sad, helpless, speechless, etc. It means very good and powerful, it means that the situation is difficult, and it means embarrassment and embarrassment. Like embarrassment, it refers to an extremely embarrassing mood under special circumstances. (In the past, a young man in Taiwan Province Province used orz to represent depression, because "orz" was like a person kneeling, and later it was changed to "Jiong rz", which was more vivid, and then it had the network meaning of depression. It is said that the word "sorry" was first popular in the BBS community in Taiwan Province Province, and it also began to spread rapidly in Chinese mainland, gradually becoming popular in this area.

The word "Jiong" quickly became popular on the Internet with its seemingly frustrated regular script expression. Later, in Hong Kong, some netizens compared Hu Xinger, an actor in the TV series Gone with the Wind, with the word "embarrassed", commented on his acting skills and made a spoof, which made the word "embarrassed" more popular on the Internet. The pronunciation of "embarrassed" and "embarrassed" in Putonghua is homophonic, and the feeling of reading it is also easy to remind people of a dilemma, embarrassment and rapid popularity. He also uses the image of his words to express the meanings of "embarrassment", "helplessness", "unbearable" and "defeated". Inspired by Orz, some netizens used "Jiong" instead of "O" to make the portrait of "unconscious, bending forward" more freehand, and wrote it as "Jiong rz" or even "Jiong rz=3" to exaggerate the meaning of helplessness. Jiong was quickly applied to many places. Someone even made a website with this.

The popularity of the word "embarrassment" on the Internet has also caused some controversy. Some people think that Chinese characters should be respected and used to spoof obscenity, which is detrimental to the deep sense of China culture. However, some people think that paying attention to such rare words as "Jiong" is conducive to the spread of Chinese character culture. The reinterpretation of Chinese characters and square characters by network language is a positive cultural communication phenomenon.

There is a word "sorry" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, and the textual research is as follows:

At present, there are five main views on the form and meaning of (sorry):

1. It says on the window. Xu Shen's Shuo Wen? 6? 1 Jiong Bu: "Jiong, the window is bright and clean".

2. Cang Liman said. Qu Wanli: The word "Dan" is something similar to a granary, and it is used as a verb here. "Mi Jiong" means "new rice enters the granary".

3. Name of the sacrifice. Yu Xiansheng: "Embarrassment is the name of sacrifice, and behavior is also called embarrassment. In other words, "Zhou Li" cursed the wishing alliance ... It is really embarrassing to say that the alliance will swear to ghosts and gods. "

4. Place names. Li Xiaoding agrees with the word "window" in form, but thinks it is a place name in meaning: "Oracle Bone Inscriptions is a place name, which is mostly the same as the word" rice ". But what kind of place names he seems to agree with Qu's granary theory. Yao Xiaosui and Mr. Ding Xiao have a similar view: "The characters in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, like the beautiful and exquisite shapes of windows, are all used as place names, without exception." Mr. Zhao Cheng said: "The configuration of Jiong is unknown. Oracle Bone Inscriptions is a place name. "

5. Niu Er said. Kang Yin, a close friend, called Jiong "bull's ear shape" in his book "The Radical of Ancient Chinese" and explained it.

6. The eyes say. Mr. Liu Shahe knows Chinese characters very well. He explained that Jiong is a hieroglyph representing an eye. It turns out that there is a circle outside, which is used as an eye socket. The "eight" in the middle is drooping eyelashes, and the "mouth" is eyes. Describe a person with bright eyes.

It can be seen that the window theory has the greatest influence on the embarrassing form and the longest time, while the word meaning tends to the place name theory later. But what kind of place name it is is still unclear, which needs further discussion.

(1) Non-window

"Jiong" is an ideogram, not a problem. The word "Jiong" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Jinwen is round, without exception. It is well known that it is more difficult to carve a circle than a square. For example, a circular object whose text is not an image does not need to be circular. That is to say, from the pictographic point of view, if it is a window, it should be like a round window.

However, most of the windows found in Shang Dynasty are square, triangular or can be presumed to be square. Generally speaking, square windows are easier to make than round windows, and the organizational system of general house windows in later generations is much more square. Therefore, it can be said with certainty that all the houses in Shang Dynasty had round windows, but they were just square. Then the so-called exquisite hieroglyphics in Shuowen can't be said, because the shape of words should be expressed by the common images of things, and it is incredible not to use a circle to represent windows.

(2) As a place of worship

There is no doubt that Jiong is a place name in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. We can draw a conclusion only from the sentence grammar of Tim's Oracle Bone Inscriptions. In order to illustrate the problem, I collected all the Oracle Bone Inscriptions I have read about Tim, and found that Tim can only be understood as a place name in many Oracle Bone Inscriptions. So what is a place name?

Among those Oracle Bone Inscriptions, there are several places worthy of our attention:

1, the embarrassing activity is the activity of "Wang", and the subject is "Wang";

2. After "king" and before "embarrassing", the actions are "rice", "embarrassing" and "millet".

To sum up, it must be a place of worship. Since it is a place name, since the activities inside are sacrificial activities, what is it if it is not a sacrificial place? This is a typical agricultural national sacrifice, and the recommended items are neither "millet" nor "rice".

Now, let's translate the 903 films of Oracle Bone Inscriptions in country A, so that ordinary readers can see more clearly that this is a place of sacrifice:

Now that you have divined, the king will hold an embarrassing sacrifice in the south and a rice sacrifice in Yihai. On the day of divination, the king held a rice sacrifice at the temple, and the new rice was given to Zu Yi? Obviously, there is an inherent unity between the date before asking and the object after asking.

(C) Wang Xizhi's famous post found the "sorry" seal.

The seal of the word "embarrassing" is clearly printed on Wang Xizhi's Yuan Guan Tie.

Most people think that "embarrassment" comes from modern times and is made up of computer programs. However, recently, two Jiangjin netizens accidentally found a seal with the word "embarrassing" clearly printed on it when copying Wang Xizhi's "Yuan Guan Tie".

"Awkward" is a letter before 1677?

Recently, according to Chongqing Business Daily, Mr. Cai Hepeng, a senior high school student in Jiangjin, accidentally found an "embarrassing" seal clearly printed on the right side of the paper when copying Wang Xizhi's "Yuan Guan Tie" at home. Could it be that Wang Shusheng also likes to write the word "embarrassed"? The two immediately posted the incident online.

According to Huang's records in Song Dynasty, Yuan Huan's post, also known as Provincial Bie's post, is one of the seventeen posts. In the ninth year of Emperor Xianhe, Wang Xizhi went to Wuchang to recruit Xifu Army. In 332 AD, Wang Xizhi served as Yu Liang's military staff in Wuchang, and his good friend Zhou Fu had just been transferred from Wuchang to Yizhou. This post was a letter written by Xizhi to Zhou Fu at that time.

Associate Professor Cao Jian, director of China Calligraphy Research Institute, School of Literature, Southwest University, said that Yuan Guantie has always been a treasure of the imperial court in history. There is a tradition in the collectors' circle that all previous collectors will add their own seals to the original works. In the Qing Dynasty, a calligraphy and painting collector named Geng collected it.

Professor Cao believes that the correct pronunciation of the word "embarrassing" should be "public", which is actually the boundary of the word "public" in the name of collector Geng.