Netizens summed up the three elements of Versailles literature: first restraining and then promoting, publicly derogating and secretly praising; Ask yourself and answer yourself; Flexible use of the third-person perspective, praise yourself with the help of others. For example: "My husband bought me a Chanel bag, which is really ugly, and I am very angry ..." "Don't stay up late, or you will become a noble vampire like me (with a selfie attached)".
The word source of Versailles
The origin of the name "Versailles Literature" is related to Versailles. Before the Middle Ages, Versailles was just a small village on the outskirts of Paris. However, in the17th century, in order to weaken the influence of local aristocrats, King Louis XIV of France built a luxurious palace in the Palace of Versailles, and invited the aristocrats to live in the Palace of Versailles, so as to prevent the aristocrats from rebelling. The Palace of Versailles is known as one of the five largest palaces in the world. Its appearance is magnificent, and the French nobles living in it naturally live a luxurious life.
Riyoko Ikeda, a Japanese cartoonist, created the comic book "The Rose of Versailles" with the location of Versailles, which was all the rage in Japan and was later adapted into animation, live-action movies and stage plays. In the book, she describes the luxurious life of the nobles in Versailles.
In a sense, Versailles is also synonymous with glitz. Therefore, Little Milk Ball, the founder of Versailles Literature, used its glitz to refer to the "aristocrats" on social software, mocking them for their seemingly random but tortuous and deliberate display. ?