Wuhu is a homonym of "alas" and has no practical significance. Something like "ah" and "alas" that people say. When the context of the word "Wuhu" is usually cheerful, joyful and comfortable, Wuhu is used to express people's relaxed and happy. LOL game anchor was dazzled, and because the game anchor Wuhu Fu was from Wuhu, fans later changed it to "Wuhu", adding a layer of ironic charm.
The actual pronunciation of "Wuhu" is actually "meowed", and the word "Wuhu" needs to be played with a long sound to express the inner feelings of being in heaven. In addition to expressing joy, it can also be used to express irony, such as saying "Wuhu" to others when things are not going well, in order to achieve a strange effect.
Common network terms
1, given by Ollie
The word "geili" is pronounced backwards, and it is popular because of the use of network anchors. As an exclamatory sentence, it contains many emotional colors such as praise and cheers, and is widely used by netizens with exaggerated and magical expressions and tone.
2. Boys
It was originally a common modal particle in cross talk to express the meaning of exclamation. Later, when netizens spit out something or are surprised by something, they usually add "good people" to strengthen their tone.
3, with goods
Refers to stars, network celebrities, network marketers, etc. Sell goods through live video. People from all walks of life joined the live broadcast to help the local economy develop.
4. Cloud director
During the epidemic, tens of millions of netizens watched the 24-hour live broadcast of Wuhan Huoshen Mountain and Thunder God Mountain hospital site online and took the initiative to act as "cloud supervisors". Now it generally refers to monitoring the progress of something remotely through the network.
5.CD action
It means eating everything on the plate. The "CD Action" aims to make people form the habit of saving, and cultivate the habit of cherishing food and opposing waste. Say no to "waste on the tip of the tongue", be prepared for danger in times of peace, and remember that "every grain is hard."