Versailles What is the meme, what is Versailles?

The meaning of this meme:

The original meaning of the "Versailles" meme was a palace in France, and now it is extended to a kind of spirit, that is, to promote or belittle a certain thing in a mocking way, obviously living a very luxurious life, but also complaining to the people or friends around him in a complaining tone, inadvertently leaking his superiority, forming a sharp contrast with the before and after.

The stalk of Versailles came from a netizen on a certain platform, and a friend of his complained to him that there are always many vanity people in life who show off themselves in the circle of friends, so as to achieve the sense of superiority they want. Then this netizen made an analogy between the two according to the living conditions of the French aristocracy in Versailles at the end of the 18th century, which is extremely similar. So the stalk of Versailles came out, and Versailles literature was also a smash hit on the Internet.

Usage of this meme:

The main point of the standard "Versailles" stalk is: asking oneself and answering oneself, clearly belittling oneself, but in fact praising oneself, first suppressing and then exalting.

The stalk of Versailles refers to a kind of aristocratic spirit, perhaps this person has no money and no status in real life, but in his mind he is an aristocracy, that is, a spiritual aristocracy.

Versailles, an Internet buzzword, a discourse mode of "showing off in a low-key way", is also known as Fanxue. This mode of discourse is first suppressed and then promoted, openly and implicitly, talking to oneself, pretending to show off oneself in a distressed and unhappy tone. Those who are well versed in Versailles literature are called "Versailles".

Versailles literature is also abbreviated"Where to learn", is a netizen who is keen to inadvertently reveal through first suppression and then promotion, self-questioning and self-answering, or third-person perspective"Clues to aristocratic life"This kind of person is also jokingly called by netizens"Rose of Versailles"。"Where to learn"The founder, netizen Xiao Niqiu, first noticed this phenomenon because a friend complained to her, and some people described the high-end hotels, luxury goods, and red wine they enjoyed on social platforms every day, with a "faint" sense of superiority between the lines. Little Milk Ball said she found inspiration in the Japanese manga "The Rose of Versailles," which tells the life of a nobleman at the Palace of Versailles in late 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"。

Versailles literature comes from the comic book "The Rose of Versailles" refers to the content that posts a large text in the circle of friends, complains about grievances, and actually shows off.

Versailles literature, a hot word on the Internet, a discourse mode of "showing off in a low-key way", also known as Fanxue. This mode of discourse is first suppressed and then promoted, openly and implicitly, talking to oneself, pretending to show off oneself in a distressed and unhappy tone[1]. Those who are well versed in Versailles literature are called "Versailles".

For example, my bed is several thousand square meters.

Versailles was used as a metaphor for spiritual aristocrats, that is, people who spiritually considered themselves nobles, in fact, may have neither money nor status.

The stalk of Versailles comes from Versailles, also known as Fanxue, the founder of Fanxue is a netizen Little Milk Ball, Little Milk Ball initially noticed this phenomenon because a friend complained to her, and some people describe the high-end hotels, luxury goods, and red wine enjoyed on social platforms every day, with a "faint" sense of superiority between the lines.

Little Milk Ball found inspiration in the Japanese manga "The Rose of Versailles", which tells the life of the aristocracy of Versailles at the end of the 18th century. "I want to use this word to mock those people, and they undoubtedly want to use a 'unpretentious' tone to express the feeling of superiority. ”

Versailles originally referred to an art city in Paris, France, with magnificent buildings, but because of the speech of a blogger Meng Qiqi 77, the word Versailles came out of the circle again and had a new meaning. Versailles became synonymous with low-key ostentation.

Versailles pays attention to a way to suppress first and then promote, ask and answer yourself, the purpose is to inadvertently say what you need to show off, Versailles literature has also become one of the top ten popular words in 2020, Versailles literature was first from netizens Little Milkball, because friends complained that some people show off in the circle of friends, even if the words have to say something opposite, so Little Milkball summed up this kind of showing off as Versailles, and what really made Versailles popular out of the circle was Meng Qiqi77's speech on a social platform, Her famous speeches, such as buying glasses for 70,000 yuan, said that money doesn't matter, and happiness is the most important thing. Although it was so uncomfortable that I wanted to cry, I also had to fly to Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong to cry, and in the future, I had to make money to cry in Paris and London.

Hello, Versailles-style love: This kind of love will have a foreshadowing, first pave your husband into a character similar to a domineering president, the husband must be: super earning ability, very handsome, how many beautiful women like him but he only loves you in the end A special single-minded.

This Weibo that is popular from Meng Qiqi 77, the phenomenon of Versailles literature has become popular, in essence, this is a brain-opening yy, a self-satisfying dream, and a self-anesthesia of people who are frustrated in life.

In fact, it is a "high-level show of affection", there are 2 cores, one is "show" is "showing off", the other is "love", Versailles-style love is much more advanced than ordinary show affection, will not directly show two people holding hands, sending flowers like this, but through indirect, low-key, first suppressed and then raised, open and negative praise to show off.

If you are satisfied, please accept it, thank you.

The Versailles meme is used as a metaphor for the spiritual aristocracy, that is, people who spiritually consider themselves noble, but may actually have neither money nor social status.

Earlier, Versailles literature was the meaning of the French palace aristocracy, and now Versailles literature has evolved into the most low-key words, dazzling the highest key. Every time the content is to reveal to everyone how happy you are, how rich you are, how happy you live, how handsome your boyfriend or husband is, etc., showing off the luxury and happiness of your life, in fact, it is also a kind of inferiority.

In fact, you can often meet people like Versailles literature in life, in fact, Versailles literature is easier to understand the meaning of people who like to show off and like to brag about themselves. They like to use text to reveal the happiness of their lives to their friends or audience netizens, but in fact, they usually don't live well, and they like to brag about themselves to others, and this kind of person can also be met in their circle of friends or around.

Versailles literature is also often encountered in ordinary times, but with a relatively high-end name, many people don't know much about Versailles literature. For some people who like Versailles literature and like to brag and show off themselves, they can often meet them in life, but they like to deceive themselves and fantasize about how happy they are in life, in fact, there is nothing wrong with it, after all, people do like to fantasize, but many of them have never been expressed in words.

Versailles literature comes from the comic book "The Rose of Versailles" refers to the content that posts a large text in the circle of friends, complains about grievances, and actually shows off.

Describes a person who has raised himself very high, feels that he is out of place with the masses, but in reality is a failure.

The words are unintentionally ostentatious, as low-key as possible, but low-key is luxurious and restrained.

The case is as follows: The color of the car (luxury car) given to me by my boyfriend is too earthy, is this aesthetic for straight men?

I originally wanted to be admitted to Tsinghua University, but I was submitted to Peking University, and I thought that Peking University would be Peking University.

I really envy people who can eat fat, I eat so much every day, and I just haven't weighed 100 pounds.

To put it bluntly, it's just to show off, but it still seems to be said unintentionally.

The Internet buzzword "Versailles" comes from the Japanese girl's manga "The Rose of Versailles", which depicts the glitz and extravagance of the Palace of Versailles at the end of the 18th century. Today, netizens use "Versailles" to refer to the style of deliberately showing off high-end and luxurious life.

The word "Versailles" is actually also used for ridicule. For example, Sa Beining said that he didn't want to study Peking University, and netizens would ridicule him for "Versailles". There is no malice in saying this.

Those who are proficient in "Versailles Versailles literature" are jokingly called "mortals" or "masters of mortal learning". With the explosion of "Versailles" and "Versailles literature", different levels of posturing such as "beginners", "low-level fans" and "advanced fans" have also been derived.

The Versailles meme is used as a metaphor for the spiritual aristocracy, that is, people who spiritually consider themselves noble, may actually have neither money nor status.

Versailles came from Weibo netizens, who initially noticed that this phenomenon originated from a friend complaining to her, and some people described the high-end hotels, luxury goods, and red wine they enjoyed on social platforms every day, with a "faint" sense of superiority between the lines.

Versailles literature generally appears on social platforms such as WeChat Moments, Weibo, QQ Space, etc., extending the term "Versailles literature", which also refers to the publication of various pretending articles or dynamics on social platforms.

Versailles is a spirit, it is not tied to money and status, anyone can become a Versailles through their own efforts". In the big square of the Internet, everyone's desire to express is stimulated to the greatest extent, everyone competes for beauty, you sing and I appear, and all learning is widely present in every corner of the Internet. Among the many online communities, Xiaohongshu, Maimai and Zhihu are generally considered to contain "fan" too high, and the three represent the female Versailles, the professional Versailles and the elite Versailles, and each has its own "fan" method.

In the midst of worship or controversy from all directions, the "mortals" usually just smiled slightly, hiding their merits and fame, leaving the onlookers with only endless aftertaste and surprise. At present, the largest research base on the Internet is Douban's Versailles Study Group, which makes it clear in the introduction: The purpose of studying Mortal Studies is not to ridicule, but to sincerely enjoy the happiness brought to us by Mortal Studies.

Versailles was a kind of spiritual nobility, spiritually believing that he was an aristocracy, with a stretched practical life and material scarcity.

Versailles refers to the spiritual aristocracy, always feeling superior to others, and likes to be satisfied in my spiritual world, but the actual situation is nothing.

Versailles refers to the spiritual aristocracy. Life is peaceful, but mentally he thinks of himself as a nobleman and thinks of himself as a nobleman.

It's bragging. He said he had a huge house and a super nice car, but he didn't have it at all.

Itchy eyes in the elderly can be divided into two different types, which are caused by different diseases. Dry, itchy eyes are considered to be caused by two diseases:

1. Suffering from keratoconjunctivitis sicca, due to the aging of the body function of the elderly, especially the corresponding functional deterioration of Cai's gland, moore gland, conjunctival goblet cells and meibomian glands in the eye, the amount of tear secretion is reduced, resulting in a decrease in the scouring effect on the dust on the ocular surface, causing dry and itchy eyes. Second, blepharitis, which is related to the reduced physical resistance and poor hygiene habits of the elderly, is caused by chronic bacterial infection at the eyelid margin, accompanied by itchy eyes with a large amount of watery discharge, which is considered to be caused by allergic conjunctivitis, which is induced by contact between allergens in the air and the conjunctiva. aqui te amo。

is spiritually rich, but in fact it is poor and destitute.

The so-called pronouns summed up by the so-called noble people, you don't have to take it seriously with a smile!

The poet is only a poet, and the Lord is from the Nile and the Red Sea.

Here's an example and you'll get the idea.

For example, if you want to show off that you have a job as a civil servant, and it is not good to hear that others will say that you are white, you can say that you have shortcomings in your job, "Oh, my job is not good at all, the salary is too little, and there is still a lot of work", you say this, others will definitely ask you, "Oh, where does my brother work, why do you work with low wages, brother, I will find you a position". Then you say slowly, "Where am I a civil servant?" Well, the effect of Versailles has been achieved.

To put it bluntly, it seems to be belittling yourself, but in fact, what you want to show means elevating yourself.

Versailles literature is also abbreviated"Where to learn", is a netizen who is keen to inadvertently reveal through first suppression and then promotion, self-questioning and self-answering, or third-person perspective"Clues to aristocratic life"The ridicule of the people.

It refers to a person who especially likes to show off, and when he sees them complaining, he actually wants to arouse the envy and jealousy of others through complaining, which is Versailles.

The Internet term Versailles refers to showing off one's wealth in disguise, showing off one's own things. Generally, it is shown through the way of wanting to promote and suppress, and asking and answering questions. And that's only part of the story.