Yi Nengjing asked what Versailles literature was, and how did Versailles literature become popular?

What is the stalk of the popular "Versailles literature" that makes Yi Nengjing curious?

1. What is "Versailles Literature"?

Versailles literature "usually refers to the first suppression and then the promotion, self-questioning and answering or third-person perspective, inadvertently revealing "clues to the life of the aristocracy", in layman's terms, it is to inadvertently show off a sense of superiority, in the words of He Jiong He, "use the most low-key words, show off the highest-key Yao".

II. The Origin of "Versailles Literature".

Versailles Literature" originated from a Weibo of "Meng Qiqi 77", and you can feel the style of painting.

<>3. The dissemination of "Versailles literature".

Versailles literature" began to slowly become popular, and everyone relayed it - <

<>4. How to evaluate "Versailles literature".

Versailles literature" was inspired by a Japanese comic called "The Rose of Versailles", coincidentally, I also read this comic when I was in middle school, it is a comic that describes the life of the nobles of Versailles in France, this comic has no substantive connection with "Versailles literature", but Yi Nengjing has, Yi Nengjing once "modestly" said on a Weibo that "the glory of the past, rarely reviewed", and then seemingly inadvertently transitioned to his own 23**, and Jay Chou has cooperated, shortlisted for the Golden Horse Award, I have been to the Cannes Film Festival, etc., and it seems to be humble, but in essence it is showing off the results.

<> is actually understandable, people who know Yi Nengjing's experience know that Yi Nengjing was born in a particularly patriarchal family, her father wanted a son, but when she came to Yi Nengjing (she is the fourth child), she was still a girl, and her father simply left their mother and daughter five and went to find someone else. Their lives are very hard, obviously the original family has brought them a lot of pain, some people say that Yi Nengjing is very "made", very hypocritical, I think she is a little broken, has always had a sensitive, eager to be recognized and loved psychological state, her low-key "show off" is precisely the external appeal of this psychological state, which is understandable.

Versailles literature" stalk is just fun, don't take it too seriously, everyone is happy.

Versailles literature is a way to exaggerate one's wealth, and Versailles literature became popular through a blogger, but also to relieve the boredom of today's stressed young people.

Versailles literature was caused by a Weibo posted by a netizen, and many netizens relayed it and became popular with the same meme.

Versailles literature is inadvertently, through some words to express the superiority of one's own life. It is because the speed of Internet transmission is very fast, but this literature is in line with people's interests, so the speed of transmission is very fast.

The reason for posting Versailles literature is that there is a blogger on Weibo who often shares some of her stories, and because it is too absurd, it is ridiculed by netizens. The characteristics of Sai literature are that they want to promote first and suppress it, and they praise it openly and secretly.

On May 22, 2020, the "Versailles Study Group" was created on Douban, attracting 40,000 participants. Later, a blogger named Meng Qiqi posted on Weibo, and someone followed the post, and there was a hot search in Versailles, and it has become popular since then.

Versailles literature refers to low-key and elegant outfits! This is irony. Suddenly I remembered Ma's father's sentence, I'm not interested in money!

The term "Versailles" was first coined by the Japanese cartoonist Riyoko Ikeda, and the Palace of Versailles was used as the locationCreation of the comic "Rose of Versailles".This veteran of the shoujo manga was a huge success in Japan that year, and was successively adapted into animation, live-action films, and stage plays. This romantic historical drama set in the French Revolution began to appear in local magazines in 1972**. Since the main content of the cartoon is to tell the story of the high life of Louis XVI's wife, it is very aristocratic.

Versailles literature is, to put it bluntly, a kindThe phenomenon of cyber culture。A bit like the previously popular blue lean shiitake mushroom, it is an Internet trend.

Versailles originally came from the Palace of Versailles. It is a very famous aristocratic palace in France and one of the top five palaces in the world. What are the top five palaces in the world?

There are the Forbidden City in Beijing, the Palace of Versailles in France, the White House in the United States, Buckingham Palace in the United Kingdom, and the Kremlin in Russia. It is also a royal palace in its own right and is of great artistic and historical significance. It is also inscribed on the World Heritage List.

But nowVersailles literature, which is popular on the Internet, is used as a metaphor for a kind of spiritual aristocracy。I think there's an irony in it. That is to say, mentally consider themselves to be nobles and superior, but in fact no one knows.

They have a common characteristic, that is, they will invisibly reveal their luxurious life by posting some words on social platforms, inadvertently giving people a faint sense of superiority.

In fact, if you go back up,Such a specific image of Versailles was first published in the French comic "The Rose of Versailles".。This is a comic that depicts a long romantic love story, which depicts the luxurious life and humanistic characteristics of many French nobles. Known as one of the three giants of French comics in the 70s of the last century, it also caused a great sensation at the time.

Due to the sudden popularity of Versailles literature, **there is traffic, **there is commercial value. So there are many people who summarize the characteristics of Versailles copywriting, such as:wants to promote and suppress, such as asking and answering yourself, having something that others envy, but with a hint of grievance, complaining about that little fly in the ointment。In fact, there should be a lot of this kind of copywriting in the circle of friends or social platforms, but now there is a unified saying, called Versailles literature.

However, all cultural phenomena will always reflect some characteristics of the times. People have always had a longing and yearning for aristocracy, so what is aristocracy? What is the spirit of nobility?

I think that's what we should really think about behind the scenes.

1. It arose from the comic "Rose of Versailles".

Second, he has recently been caught on fire by Weibo bloggers.

At the same time, will it also make us think about why this kind of writing has become a phenomenon, this Versailles text actually exists in the life of each of us, whether their life is really so luxurious, behind this is a kind of social impetuousness, young people are addicted to paper and gold, and less plain and low-key, we can only get rid of impetuousness, in order to truly mature.

Versailles literature, a hot word on the Internet, refers to the inadvertent exposure through first suppression and then promotion, self-questioning and self-answering, or third-person perspective"Clues to aristocratic life"。

Versailles literature refers to the use of seemingly peaceful written expressions to express the superiority of one's own life. Use seemingly casual words to show your pride above others. The term first appeared in the manga "Rose of Versailles" created by Japanese manga artist Riyoko Ikeda, based on the Palace of Versailles.

It is an allusion to the kind of person who speaks inadvertently revealing his nobility, Versailles may be related to the Palace of Versailles, although noble and luxurious, but also flashy.

Versailles literature is an alternative way to show off, and this way is unbearable, so it has become a meme that cannot be passed, and it comes from the comic Versailles Rose.

"Versailles" originally referred to the aristocracy, and "Versailles literature" is my personal understanding that he pretends to complain about something but secretly achieves the purpose he wants to show off!

"Versailles literature" refers to posting a long article on social platforms, complaining in the first half and showing off in the second half, which was recently brought to fire by Weibo blogger Meng Qiqi 77, from the comic "Rose of Versailles".

From the comic "The Rose of Versailles", it tells the story of the high life of Louis XVI's wife, which is very aristocratic.

Versailles literature is a term that has exploded recently, and it originated from a blogger named Meng Qiqi77, which indicates an unintentional flaunt of wealth.

I think it's a lot of words to show off myself, but in fact, I complain, but I'm actually showing off. It was first created by netizen @小奶球!

Versailles literature is actually also a kind of Internet synonym, which means that a person who doesn't care about saying something that seems to be particularly casual and low-key is actually boasting about himself and another disguised show-off. So many people don't like it very much or even disgust it, either say it generously, or don't show off in disguise.

It's like girls in the dormitory talking about their boyfriends, and they're comparing the holiday gifts they receive. One directly said that his boyfriend gave him cosmetics and a new dress, while the other would say that his boyfriend didn't have time to accompany him at all, so he transferred 50,000 yuan for him to pick a favorite bag. It seems that she is complaining that her boyfriend doesn't understand romance at all and doesn't prepare gifts in advance, but she is actually showing off that the amount her boyfriend gives far exceeds the gifts of girls in the same dormitory**, and she is actually showing off that her boyfriend is very rich and generous.

Generally, these words will make others feel embarrassed, and they will also make people feel that her emotional intelligence and expression are particularly low. <>

There is also a kind of thing that celebrities will say in interviews or shows, which will also make ** feel ridiculous and make others speechless. It's like a host interviewed Wang Jianlin, in which he mentioned that a person should always set goals for himself and let himself continue to work in this direction, and then he mentioned that he would set a small goal to earn 100 million first, and then set a big goal. I don't think ordinary people, even some celebrities, can reach this number.

His strength is incomparable to many people, so his words also caused heated discussions at the time. Now it seems to be quite in line with Versailles literature, because his goal is actually thinking from his own point of view, the starting point is different, and the end point cannot be the same. So when he said this, he was also showing off his wealth in disguise.

Of course, more and more people like to talk to other people in this way. Therefore, it is more annoying and disgusting, or it is shown off generously, which will make the atmosphere of the scene suddenly become very embarrassing.

The connotation of Versailles literature is high-profile flaunting wealth, because most people are very ordinary people, and they don't like high-profile people very much, so many people are very bored.

The connotation of Versailles literature is to show off one's own things by asking and answering oneself. Because the essence of Versailles literature is to show off and compare.

Versailles literature is to point out and depreciate and praise, want to praise and suppress, and the words that come out seem to be complaining, but in fact they are showing off, which is very contrived and annoying.

1. "Versailles Literature" became popular because an emotional writer was hyped on Weibo. The tone of "Qi Mu Versailles Literature" seems to be "unpretentious", but it always gives people a style of showing off in a roundabout way, so it was quickly summarized as "Versailles Literature" and caused a wave of carnival on social networks.

2. Versailles literature, a hot word on the Internet, refers to the clue of aristocratic life inadvertently exposed through first suppression and then promotion, self-questioning and self-answering, or third-person perspective, and then the text has to appear to be very distressed and unhappy.

3. Words**.

Fanxue's founder netizen Xiao Niqiu initially noticed this phenomenon because a friend complained to her, and some people described the high-end hotels, luxury goods, and Gao Slip Sen red wine enjoyed on social platforms every day, with a "faint" sense of superiority between the lines. The little milk ball represents Jean, who found inspiration in the Japanese manga "The Rose of Versailles", which tells the life of the nobles of the Palace of Versailles in France at the end of the 18th century. I want to use this word to mock those people, they undoubtedly want to use an unpretentious tone to express the feeling of superiority.