Someone knows what ORZ means

orz is a "hieroglyph" that originally referred to the popular emoji "|" on the InternetThe shape looks like a kneeling posture, which is used to describe a person who has been defeated or depressed, and expresses a feeling of frustration or frustration. There is also the meaning of admiration and worship. When ORz was introduced to Taiwan, it added Chinese elements and adapted it to 囧RZ, which was widely popular in 2008.

Orz's original intentions had connotations such as "remorse", "grief and indignation", and "powerlessness", often alluding to rejection when confessing to the opposite sex.

After ORz was widely used, its meaning gradually increased, as well as the meaning of admiration and worship. Something like "Please! "Defeated by you! "I can't stand you! Usages like that.

Orz evolved to be understood as "the bowing, weeping, and prostrations of the recipient in order to show his gratitude to the minister"; It can also be expressed as "the low profile, humility, humility, and prudence expressed by the seeker to the teachings of the teacher."

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"orz" is an internet term that denotes the posture of kneeling or prostrating. It originated from Japanese Internet terminology and was later widely used in Chinese networks. The image script for "Orz" is as follows:

o for head, r for hands (just like when people knelt down and put their hands on the ground) z for feet (when a person kneels down, their legs bent and kneeling on the ground), so the image of "orz" is a person kneeling with his hands on the ground and his head lowered, expressing his obedience, apology, or confession. For example: I'm sorry, I'm wrongorz (apologize and admit mistakes) boss, you are rightorz (means obedience and approval) This job is too difficult orz (means that you feel very tired or difficult to cope) Therefore, in online chats or messages, the online term "orz" is mainly used to express your obedience, admitting mistakes, apologies, and feeling very tired and difficult to cope.

Its images are highly expressive and generally give a sense of light-hearted humor rather than being overly serious and stiff.

What does orz mean.

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"orz" is an internet term that denotes the posture of kneeling or prostrating. It originated from Japanese Internet terminology and was later widely used in Chinese networks. The image script for "Orz" is as follows:

o means head, r means double chain to cover the hands (just like people kneeling down and supporting the ground with their hands at that time), z means both feet (when a person kneels down, his legs are bent and kneeling on the ground), so the image of "orz" is a person kneeling on the ground with his hands on the ground, and the head of the cave is lowered, expressing his obedience, apology, or confession. For example: I'm sorry, I'm wrong orz (apologize and admit mistakes) boss, you are rightorz (means obedience and recognition) This job is too difficult orz (means that you feel very tired or difficult to cope) Therefore, in online chats or messages, the online term "orz" is mainly used to express your obedience, admitting mistakes, apologies, trembling and feeling very tired and difficult to cope.

Its images are highly expressive and generally give a sense of light-hearted humor rather than being overly serious and stiff.

Hello kiss [快乐空者] This Internet term originated from the Japanese Internet language, and is related to the Japanese Jinghuai Language. Since then, it has also been widely adopted in the Chinese online world and has become one of the more common Internet terms for chatting, especially among young people. A lot of people even use it as their own signature.

So, now when you see someone using "orz" in a signature or chat message, you should be more aware of what it means and what it means.