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u1s1, the Internet buzzword, evolved from "there is a saying and a saying", that is, the meaning of telling the truth and speaking logically. [1]

U1S1 is an abbreviation of a mixture of numbers and letters, often used as a mantra by many users, at first** in the post bar, users who play games in the discussion together, often say u1s1, and then begin to talk about their own views, so that speaking can not only promote communication, but also make the point of view more distinct, come up with their own views and statements to refute, and their own statements have a certain basis. [2]

Chinese name. u1s1

Meaning. There is one thing to say.

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Words**. The Chinese word "has one saying one". [2]

Quote examples. u1s1, that's a really good entry. [2]

At first glance, don't you think it's strange, obviously a very smooth sentence has to be preceded by u1s1. [1]

Internet language refers to a language that is generated from the network or applied to network communication, including Chinese and English letters, punctuation, symbols, pinyin, icons (**) and words. This combination often expresses a special meaning in the communication of specific network media. At the beginning of the 90s of the 20th century, the methods adopted by netizens in order to improve the efficiency of online chatting or to be witty and amusing have formed a specific language over time.

In the past ten years since the beginning of the 21st century, with the innovation of Internet technology, this form of language has developed extremely rapidly in the communication of Internet media. At present, the language of the Internet has become an indispensable part of people's online life more and more. However, it should be noted that some online languages do not conform to the grammar rules of our modern Chinese, so they do not have teaching significance and cannot be introduced into the teaching field.

There is one thing to say. "There is a Say" is a daily cultural and entertainment magazine program broadcast on Jinan TV Film, which is broadcast on Jinan TV Film, with each issue being 40 minutes. As one of the top ten columns in Jinan, "There is a Say" has distinctive characteristics, has unique comments on cultural and entertainment phenomena, sharp language, dares to criticize, dare to ridicule, the overall style is relaxed and humorous, timeliness, informative, very original and innovative.

Since its launch in 2004, the ratings of "There is a Say" have increased steadily, and have been unanimously recognized by experts and widely praised by the audience.

He has interviewed and photographed hundreds of first-line stars such as Andy Lau, Fan Bingbing, Jay Chou, Zhao Benshan, etc., and filmed and reported hundreds of large-scale literary and artistic activities such as "Happy China Tour". He has directly hit the premiere scene of blockbusters such as "Full of Cities" for many times, and has hosted the Jinan premiere of many films and TV series such as "Assembly Number", "Durala's Promotion", "Chinese Partner", "I Want to Be Good with You", "Unexpected Love Time" and so on.

For nine consecutive years, he has won the "Peony Award", the highest award for television art in Shandong Province (including eight first prizes); Won the title of "2010 China's Top Ten Most Original TV Programs (Variety Entertainment)"; In the selection of "China's Top 100 List", it was selected as the four most valuable TV programs in the variety show category from 2009 to 2010, together with "Very 6+1", "Happy Camp" and "The More Strategy, the Happier You Are"; In 2011, it won the title of "China's Top Ten Most Valuable TV Programs for Business Investment"; In 2011, it won the title of "China's Top Ten Innovative TV Columns".

In addition to being broadcast on many TV stations across the country, "There is a Say" also has its own online live broadcast platform, the official website of "One Say", the popular Weibo, the WeChat public platform, the "New Audiovisual" magazine column, the mobile newspaper, the "One Say" mobile phone station, and the physical book "Say One Thing Entertainment", which has extremely rich resources. During the Spring Festival in 2014, "Have a Say" debuted the youthful, sunny and inspirational Chinese New Year drama "90 Days of Internship", which won praise from the audience.

I guess it's u1s1. It means that there is a saying of one thing.

It should be u1s1, an Internet buzzword, which evolved from "there is one to say one", that is, to tell the truth, to speak logically.

U1S1 is an abbreviation of a mixture of numbers and letters, often used as a mantra by many users, at first** in the post bar, users who play games in the discussion together, often say u1s1, and then begin to talk about their own views, so that speaking can not only promote communication, but also make the point of view more distinct, come up with their own views and statements to refute, and their own statements have a certain basis.

Other Internet homonyms.

Mushroom Liang (girl), Han paper (Hanzi), Zabetsu (difference), River crab (harmony), porridge (like), washing utensils (comedy), cups (tragedy), Shenma (what), Yali (pressure), Mu You (no), glue glue (the best), Neiniu Manmian (tears), ginseng rooster (personal attack), just sauce (that's it).

There are many such Internet homophonic words, and more and more people use them, including some of the current expressions are also such homophonic words.