Chinese Popular Slang · 2006 Release Chart

Author: News Information Center of Wen Wei Xin Xin United Press Group
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Modern social life is an extremely rich, multi-layered scroll. The wings of linguistic evolution almost soar in every field of life, overwhelming us with their diversity. Even the loudest voices of the top ten popular phrases cannot drown out the cries of popular phrases in every field of society. In fact, language is a mirror of society, and every field's popular phrases are signals of what is currently trending. The discovery and capture of popular phrases only gain effective value for people living in this society when they delve into increasingly finer fields. The popular phrases covered in this book span 18 categories, including politics, international affairs, finance, real estate, automobiles, sports, technology, health, publishing, education, tourism, communication networks, entertainment, fashion, society, gaming, animation, and "Super Girl Voice," representing the entire country. The purpose is to convey effective and real popular signals from various fields to people. "What is currently trending?" This book will tell you. The News Information Center of Wen Wei Xin Xin United Press Group is at the forefront of the national news industry in terms of both information scale and operational standards. The Center possesses the complete graphic and textual data of the longest-running daily newspaper in mainland China, the Wen Wei Daily, and the longest-running evening newspaper, the Xin Min Evening News. It also has access to over 30 types of databases, including 230 large-scale databases. The "News Information Service Network" established within the Group integrates massive amounts of information and provides all-weather tracking services that include online and television news, ranking first in the national news industry. The Wen Xin Media website, organized by the Center, has become one of the most influential news websites in the country in just over two years, with its professional news quality and strong information resources as its core competitiveness. It has seen a rapid rise in traffic, with users spanning major provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions across the country, as well as over 50 countries worldwide. It has been ranked as a five-star news website by relevant institutions. With its comprehensive strength, the Center will soon launch the "Popular Phrases Report of the People's Republic of China from 1949 to 2004," which will be an unprecedentedly grand project in the history of popular phrase research in China.