Versailles literature in ancient poetry, what does Versailles literature mean?

The term "Versailles literature", originally ** was in the comic "Rose of Versailles", which tells the story of a group of people in the circle of friends who are keen to inadvertently reveal themselves through first suppression and then promotion, self-questioning and self-answering, or third-person perspective"Clues to aristocratic life"called the Rose of Versailles.

According to the summary of "Versailles literature" by enthusiastic netizens, there are three elements: 1. First suppress and then promote, openly and negatively praised; 2. Self-questioning and self-answering; 3. Use the third-person perspective flexibly.

For example, a common sentence in the circle of friends: "I envy you people who have gained weight easily, I have eaten a lot of things this month and thought that I could get 90 pounds..."It's so unfair, I want to cry! ”

In fact, Versailles literature is not a new thing, but existed a long time ago, such as Guo Jingming's works that grew up with the post-90s generation, as well as remarks similar to Ma Yun's "I'm not interested in money", Sa Beining's "Peking University is okay", Liu Qiangdong's "I don't know if she (Zhang Zetian) is beautiful or not" and so on, which are full of the atmosphere of "Versailles literature".

Rose of Versailles.

The "Versailles literature" of the ancients

Going back further, in the poems of many ancients, there are also many traces of "Versailles literature".

Li Bai wrote in the "History Book of Pei Chang of Shang'an Prefecture": "In the past year, he traveled to Weiyang, less than a year, scattered more than 300,000 gold, and there were down-and-out sons, all of whom were helped. It's just that he funded the good deeds of a down-and-out son, but intentionally or unintentionally revealed that he had a huge amount of money of more than 300,000 yuan.

Later, in "Will Enter the Wine", he wrote, "Five-flowered horses, daughters, Hu'er will exchange for fine wine." "Just say that you want to drink good wine, and these five-flowered horses and daughters can be easily replaced.

In addition, there is "five hundred gold in vain, and discard it like smoke". "Reminiscing about the past Luoyang Dongjiaqiu, for the Yu Tianjin Qiaonan Restaurant. **Bai Bi buys songs and laughs, and is drunk and light princes.

I don't know the moon when I was a child, and I call it a white jade plate" and so on, creating a "Versailles Rose" with a lot of money and a solid family, but not here.

Li bai. Compared with Bai Juyi, who is a little more subtle, Bai Juyi has gone from "Chang'an is expensive, and it is not easy to live in a big house" to a famous writer in Chang'an, with a prominent identity, and he naturally has to keep a low profile to show off his wealth.

Bai Juyi wrote in "Banquet Dispersion": "The small banquet chases the cool and scatters, and the flat bridge returns to the moon." Sheng Ge returned to the courtyard, and the lights went down the stairs. It is said that he held a banquet at home, and after the banquet, he returned to the backyard, bypassed the flat bridge, and walked down the platform.

Prior to this, Bai Juyi also had "a hundred thousand officials and two products per month, and the court hired me as an idler." "Showing off your wealth, having more money and living less close to home.

VersaillesThis meme is used as a metaphor for the spiritual aristocracy, i.e., people who spiritually consider themselves noble, may actually have neither money nor social status.

Versailles literature "is not a new form of literature, and a popular meme on the Internet refers to content that posts large paragraphs of text on the Internet, and openly complains about grievances is actually showing off." To put it simply, "Versailles literature" is to show off the most high-key yao in the most low-key words.

Other memes of Versailles:

1. Versailles literature: a kind of dedication to the inadvertently revealed first person.

I" works of "literature" in superior living conditions. For example, complaining that her husband was too wasteful, and she even arranged 100 nannies for herself.

2, Versailles-style apology: Some netizens gave Zheng Yuanjie.

Message: "I'm reciting the articles you wrote, I'm tired." Zheng Yuanjie replied: "I'm sorry, you're reciting the article I wrote, but I'm playing a game." It really shouldn't. I'm going to quit the game now. This low-key ostentation is known as a Versailles-style apology.

3. Versailles Terminator.

Developed from Versailles literature, it refers to the messenger of justice who debunks or refutes some people who are complaining on the surface but are actually showing off their lives, using a sentence or question, or even following the other party's pretended self-deprecating words, so that the other party has no place to be ashamed and can no longer make it up.

In November 2020, Versailles literature was on the hot search and became the object of ridicule and ridicule by many netizens.

Versailles literature is generally suppressed first and then promoted, and in the way of self-questioning and self-answering, it is clear and depreciating and implicitly praising itself, and usually prefers to use the third person. The main reason for the flourishing of Versailles literature may be that in this impetuous society, the circle of friends is getting bigger and bigger, and the people here are becoming more and more strangers, and how to express themselves has become a science. The most authentic self may not be liked by the people in the circle of friends, but the self after packaging is more popular with everyone, so Versailles literature came into being.

It's a literary subject that uses an unpretentious tone to express a sense of superiority, for example, it's embarrassing to say, but I only recently learned that eggs have shells, and they used to be peeled by butlers, and in short, to use the most low-key words, to show off the most high-profile Yao, and the reason why it's called Versailles is because the Palace of Versailles in France represents a kind of aristocratic spirit, which is nobility.

The characteristic of Versailles literature is to use the most ordinary words to show off the most high-profile wealth, in fact, this is a kind of show-off, and Versailles literature is more similar to this style because it is also in this form.

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.

Versailles literature refers to showing off oneself in low-key language, and it is a new way of showing off, which is very popular.

Versailles originally referred to the French aristocratic palace, and now it is often used to refer to the nobles of the circle of friends. That is, the copywriter first suppressed and then promoted, asked and answered himself, or inadvertently showed off what he wanted to show off, and the text also looked very distressed.

Versailles literature refers to the words that want to be praised and suppressed, praised and degraded, and seem to be complaining but are actually showing off, and inadvertently reveal their superiority to the outside world by euphemistically expressing complaints or dissatisfaction.

The next-door neighbor likes to practice late at night, and I was tortured to the point that I couldn't sleep well every day, so I casually complained to my husband. When I came back from shopping with my girlfriend today, my family was in a mess, and I asked him if he was robbed at home? He said mysteriously

Don't you notice any difference? "Oh, isn't the house next door practicing today? ”

He knocked on the glass, and I suddenly found that the windows of the house had been replaced with royal doors and windows, and I was so angry and good at laughing, although the family was not short of money, but it could not be squandered.

He smiled and said, "The doors and windows were customized a month ago, and I worked hard so that you can live a good life." "Hey, I can't help him!

Girlfriends have dinner, complain about the decoration next door, don't sleep well every day, and the dark circles under the eyes are about to catch up with the panda eyes. We proposed to send each of our husbands "The decoration is noisy, I can't sleep lately" to see how they react.

Some immediately arranged a ten-day trip to Europe, some changed to a new house, and my husband said let's go on a trip too.

When I came home a month later, good guy, he actually replaced the windows with royal soundproof doors and windows, so angry! I'll have to set a few more alarms in the future, otherwise I'll be late for golf lessons!! Who knew that my husband wanted to hire a nanny for me, and someone told me to get up every day

1. Versailles originally referred to the French aristocratic palace, but now it refers to a spirit, feeling that he is a nobleman who is a nobleman, and now it is often used to refer to the nobles of those circles of friends. 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 praised, talking to himself, pretending to show off himself in a bitter and unhappy tone.

Those who are well versed in the literature of Versailles are called "Versailles".

2. Word**: Versailles literature, also referred to as Fanxue, is a ridicule by netizens for people who are keen to inadvertently reveal clues about aristocratic life through first suppression and then promotion, self-questioning and self-answering, or third-person perspective, and this kind of person is also nicknamed the Rose of Versailles by netizens.

3. Fanxue's founder netizen Xiao Niqiu's initial notice of this phenomenon stemmed 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. 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.