What does it mean to be multitude? Explain what it means to be with the crowd

On New Year's Day in 2010, many QQ netizens received a message similar to to check it: Zhong and Nai zrzzrzzrz, such a message, the characters added after may be garbled, the keyword is "Zhong and Nai", it spreads quite widely, a little inexplicable, it may be a new trend in network marketing, hehe, the webmaster also participates in the spread of the word Zhong and Nai, there are several explanations at present:

1. Zhong and Nai are special words for fortune-telling and word measurement This is well-founded, it is a different meaning, and it is in ancient fortune-telling books and terminology. The fortune teller is still using it!

2. Sanskrit is a very ancient language, probably derived from the Buddhist scriptures, Sanskrit is the meaning of Sanskrit, then the majority is the majority, and the meaning of the multitude is so.

3. Zhonghe is a pure special word for network communication, and the intention of the communicator is unclear, depending on the subsequent development.

4. Zhonghe Nai will become an online marketing gimmick, similar to various Internet terms such as "being happy", "Jia Junpeng", "brother is just a legend".

"All and that" = "I like you"?

Recently, many netizens have called reporters, and a new word has quietly come into sight, becoming a hot word several times, but its literal meaning is really puzzling. It is "the multitude and the many"! There are several theories about the origin of the word:

1. This word is a marketing campaign launched by a company called Beauty Marriage Network to spread falsehood; Second, it is a term in fortune-telling and word measurement, which is simply different; The third one, which is also widely admired, is actually a Buddhist term, the ancient Indian Brahmana Buddha, the majority of the people, which means so. However, it is not known what exactly it means, and how the term spread. There are also netizen surveys:

Zhong and Nai are "Cantonese" "like you".

Most netizens said that they had not heard of this word before, and immediately checked it, but they didn't know what to do. The superficial understanding is that everyone is like this in something or a reason, and I am like this, or I am never like this, and it seems that this word can be used to emphasize one's own viewpoint in a cool way. Or there is a meaning:

All and many! Sigh in the face of the general trend,I have no choice but to do something.。。 For example, exclamation**:

All and many! (black and very black), I can only abandon it. It sounds like the Mandarin transliteration of "Zhong Yi You" in Cantonese, "Zhong and Nai", "Zhong Yi You".

Beauty Marriage Network" is just a hype initiated by this **. ”

Some people say it is Cantonese"Favorite me', I am a Cantonese and understand that Cantonese is yes; In the Cantonese dialect, it means that the meaning of there is not the meaning of the Cantonese dialect.

The congregation is the majority, which means so. This is a Buddhist term, the Brahman's Buddha in ancient India.

It's the vernacular 'I like you', I like you.

The crowd likes you, they like you, that's probably what it means.

Cantonese pronunciation means what you mean.

Summary. Hello, I am glad to answer for you: kissing, with the crowd means with the majority.

There is a word called different, which means that someone behaves differently than most people. There are two meanings, one is that he is particularly thoughtful and talented, which is beyond the reach of ordinary people. The second is that his ideological style is incompatible with people, is not accepted by the majority of people, and is an alternative kind of person.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you: kissing, with the crowd means with the majority. There is a word called different, which means that someone behaves differently than most people.

There are two meanings, one is that he is particularly thoughtful and talented, which is not comparable to ordinary people. Second, his ideological style is incompatible with the people, and is not accepted by the majority of people, and he is a different kind of person.

Added: Sentence formation with the crowd: 1

He often fails and has a unique eye for different opinions. 2.The painter's style is quaint and elegant, unlike any other.

3.Because of his unusual appearance, this poor little duckling was often teased by his other companions. 4.

A distinct theme can make a theme park stand out from the crowd. 5.I'm going to make a difference.