He crab, which is the homophonic pronunciation of "harmony", is the Internet language in mainland China.

Other similar Internet terms:

1. Call

It is often used in sentences such as "call for XX", which means cheering and shouting for XX . The term does not refer to making phone calls, but a culture of support, in which fans in the audience follow the rhythm of the music at the concert and interact spontaneously with the performers on stage according to certain rules.

With the broadcast of a certain talent show, the word "call" has become popular. It is generally used to express approval and support for someone or something.

2. Awkward chat

Awkward chat brought the atmosphere to a freezing point. The word is derived from the word "ga dance" and means forced chat.

For some people, it is too difficult to have a good chat. If you meet someone who doesn’t know how to chat, you will chat to death every minute, but the situation requires that you have to chat. This is usually because one of the parties is not good at communicating, or is absent-minded during the conversation, resulting in poor communication between the two parties.

3. Doesn’t your conscience hurt?

Some netizens posted on social media, saying that Du Fu wrote fifteen poems for Li Bai throughout his life, but Li Bai responded that he had very few poems, but wrote one "To Wang Lun".

As a result, many netizens asked, "Li Bai, doesn't your conscience hurt?" This phrase quickly became popular with the "Parrot Brothers" series of emoticons, and is generally used to mock and complain about others.

4. Surprise or not? Unexpected

This word first came from a classic dialogue between the two protagonists in the Hong Kong movie "A Happy Event in the Family 1992", which means that something happened Unexpected turns are often used to tease plots with more dramatic reversals.

5. Pipi shrimp, let’s go

This expression originated from a chat idiom between players in a certain game. In 2017, it was transformed by netizens into “Pippi shrimp, let’s go” "Let's go", later derived from "Pippi shrimp, let's come back", "Pippi shrimp, let's go backwards" and other expressions. It became popular on the Internet because of its hilarious emoticons, and is mostly used in forums, chats and other scenarios.

6. This is so heartbreaking, old man

This statement first appeared in a barrage on a live broadcast platform. "Laotie" is another name for "buddy" in northern Chinese dialect, and "heart-piercing" means that the heart has been greatly shocked and stimulated. The main meaning of the word is to complain to a friend or to complain about one's inner hurt.

7. Is there such an operation?

This term first appeared in the e-sports game circle, used to complain or praise some surprising game operation methods. It was later used to describe some incomprehensible and unconventional ways of dealing with things.

8. 怼

It means inner resistance and confrontation. The explanation in "Xinhua Dictionary" is resentment. It is now used on the Internet to mean responding with words or counterattacking with actions. This reflects the attitude of the new generation of young people who dare to express their thoughts and voice their dissatisfaction. It also shows that our society is becoming more and more tolerant and diverse.