Common Forum Phrases (Part 1)

The original poster: Rogue Master@MUQing Views: 379 Replies: 3 Posted in: 2012-05-04 09:13:56
1. BBS: ① Abbreviation for Bulletin Board System, referring to an electronic bulletin board system, generally called a forum domestically. ② Booba, abbreviation for Big-Breasted Sister.
2. Ban Zhu: Moderator, can also be written as Ban Zhu or Ban Zhu, a wonderful homophone caused by Pinyin input.
The vice moderator is called 'Ban Fu'.
Tong Zi: Comrade
Sofa: The first person to reply.
3. Ma Jia: A registered member who registers other usernames, all these names are collectively called Ma Jia, opposite to the main ID.
4. Cai Niao: Originally refers to a person with relatively low computer skills, later widely used in real life to refer to someone not very skilled in a certain field. The opposite is Lao Niao.
5. Da Xia: Homophone of 'Da Xia', referring to a senior netizen with long internet experience, or someone highly skilled in a certain area (such as computer skills or article quality); usually one has good reputation to earn such a title.
6. Guan Shui: Originally referred to posts on forums with little reading value, now habitually used to refer to the majority of posts and replies, not derogatory.
7. Chun Jing Shui: Guan Shui with no substantial content, also called water vapor.
8. Shui Shou: People who like to Guan Shui. High-level ones are also called Shui Tong, Shui Gui, Shui Xian. When referring to female guan shui fanatics, there is a specific term: Shui Mu.
9. Qian Shui: Someone who stays in the forum every day, but does not post; only reads posts and pays attention to daily forum affairs.
10. Da Tie: Writing posts, generally referring to posts with some weight.
11. Pai Zhuan: Posts that express a different opinion or understanding of someone's post. Example: Friends, please watch your tone and attitude when Pai Zhuan, otherwise it can easily turn into a ginseng rooster.
12. Shua Ping: Opening a forum where all the topic posts are from the same ID.
13. Sao Lou: Also called Shua Qiang; opening a forum where the last reply of all topic posts is from the same ID.
14. Lou Zhu: The person who posts the topic.
15. Gai Lou: Replying to the same topic post, generally fans like to Gai Lou.
16. Lou Shang De: The person who replied to the same topic post before you; opposite is 'Lou Xia De'.
17. Ji Lou De: Excluding the Lou Zhu, all people who reply to the post can be referred to in order as '2nd Floor', '3rd Floor', etc.
18. Sofa: SF, the first person to reply.Later, people who couldn't get a seat on the sofa claimed they sat on the 'bed' or the original poster's 'lap'~
19. Chair: the second person to reply.
20. Stool: the third person to reply.
21. Floor: people who couldn't even get a stool.
22. Bump: on most forums, once someone replies to a post, it goes to the top of the thread list. This action is called 'bump,' opposite of 'sink.'
23. Zou Zhao Gong Rui: extremely strong, usually used in replies to express admiration for the original post.
24. Sweat: expresses shame or helplessness. Derived terms include: heavy sweat, big sweat, sweating to death, waterfall sweat, torrential pear blossom sweat, etc.
25. Collapse: faint, indicates being very surprised by a post, a person, or reality.
26. Chill: feeling a shiver from a post, a person, or a situation.
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Why is there no explanation of 'Gong Sui Nv violates the moonlight'?
It's not original, I despise the OP, clickbait.
Yeah! Why isn't there an explanation of what '弓虽女干犯月光' means?
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