Sina Absurd Series Works: Absurdity of New World Sayings

Author: Sina News Net Jin Yong Inn
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: April 1st is April Fool's Day, and the "Sina Whimsical Series" authorized by Sina News Net and published by China Friendship Publishing House quietly hit the shelves on this day. Just like the mysterious origin of April Fool's Day, "whimsical" is something that makes people laugh at the mention of it, with an unclear background. This series consists of four volumes: "Fake Jin Yong," "New Sayings of the World," "Fun World," and "Abnormal Men and Women." All articles come from the pioneering "whimsical" website, Sina News Net. The Jin Yong Inn on Sina Forum collected a large number of excellent whimsical articles for the publication of this series. At first glance, "whimsical" seems nonsensical and disjointed, but in reality, it is full of life's reflections and wisdom, at least adding a touch of brilliance to language that lacks humor. The internet is the dance floor of whimsical, and whimsical is the charm index of the internet. People pay attention to online popular language and creative trends, but as the amount of information to browse online continues to grow, some stubborn "book" readers would rather see the wonderful online articles in books. At the same time, recording and organizing these excellent online works was also one of the purposes of publishing this series. The whimsical works of Sina News Net's "Jin Yong Inn" are the symbol of online whimsical creation, so this "Sina Whimsical Series" was born. The widespread popularity of whimsical online fully demonstrates that whimsical is a trend, a fashion, and a modern art.
Audiences are not unfamiliar with whimsical in movies. Stephen Chow is the leader of Hong Kong-style whimsical, Feng Xiaogang represents Beijing-style whimsical, and "Mr. Bean" and Jim Carrey are the pioneers of global whimsical. This collection of whimsical in a series is the first of its kind. The focus of "New Sayings of the World" lies in the word "new." Whether it's the Twelve Beauties of Jinling or characters like Wu Song and Guan Yu, they can now speak freely—freely expressing liberalism, answering irrelevantly, speaking nonsense, contradictions, insincerity, inappropriateness, and mismatched words. This is the expression of the popularity of whimsical—turning the into the.
The reason whimsical has become the In language of the moment is simply that it has nothing to do with literature, politics, history, or space—it only concerns you, me, and our friends. It is an attitude. At least, it allows us to hear another voice and see another expression in the complex and chaotic internet; it is the courage of self-mockery. It is not a winking expression, but a persistent posture; not random banter, but genuine authenticity. Reading these articles feels light, humorous, and unexpected. It possesses an incredible power—to make you laugh until tears stream down your face and to make you laugh at the world when you are exhausted.
In this modern world where pressure is constantly increasing and the pace is accelerating, being happy is not an easy task, and making others happy is even harder. Fortunately, we see the free-spirited words in this "Whimsical Series" and have the opportunity to organize and publish them. For me, those articles labeled as "masterpieces" are refreshing and joyful. In fact, this is the true purpose of this book's publication. In the midst of busy work, taking a moment to read these and laugh out loud is a unique form of leisure. Perhaps it will become something indispensable in the future. The collection in this book is just a drop in the ocean, reflecting from various angles the wisdom and humor of netizens.