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A Brief Guide to Chinese Internet Slang
Online slang is not only a means to simplify and update the Chinese language, but also a natural and fun way to respond to current events on social media.
by Dominique Wong, 06 November 2016
Chinese Urban Dictionary: Laonü
Originally a Cantonese word, laonü began as a derogatory term for any poor young women in China who came to rich cities to find a partner.
by Mia Li, 22 June 2016
Chinese Urban Dictionary: Nanyou Li Max
Is your boyfriend nanyou li max? If not, you might want to reconsider.
by Mia Li, 20 May 2016
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