What does it mean, what does it mean

Not sure what you're thinking.

亽仒凣凣 is an Internet term that means that someone just wants to fall in love and lacks a sense of professionalism, which gradually evolves into one of the person's aliases.

1. Primitive** and evolution

She first appeared on Weibo posted by a girl, telling the story of her giving up her career pursuit on the emotional road. Since then, the term has spread widely on the Internet, and has been used by people to describe those who are only interested in love and neglect their careers.

2. Views on love and career

Relationships and careers are very important things for most people, but the perception and importance of them may change depending on the time and circumstances.

Some people will choose to fall in love first and then develop their careers, while others will prioritize their careers before starting a relationship. Either way, you need to consider your actual situation and personal pursuits, while avoiding blindly following trends.

3. How to balance?

Relationships and careers are both necessary stages in life, so it's important to consider your long-term goals and priorities when balancing time and energy between the two.

Generally speaking, you should focus on your career, stay focused and hardworking, and constantly develop your skills and knowledge. At the same time, it is also necessary to maintain a certain social life and establish good interpersonal relationships with others; Finally, you should also have an eye when looking for your other half, and you can't blindly give up your career for the sake of love.

4. How do you look at "亽仒凣凣"?

亽仒凣凣 is a more derogatory term on the Internet, which expresses a state of only caring about love and ignoring career, giving people a feeling of impetuousness and no pursuit. Therefore, when balancing love and career, we should always remind ourselves to stay calm and rational and avoid giving up or ignoring the things that are really important for the sake of vanity.

亽仒凣凣凣 is an Internet meme, although it reflects the state and mentality of some people, but it is not worthy of envy and imitation. We should start from ourselves, allocate time and energy reasonably according to our actual situation and pursuits, and balance the relationship between love and career.

1. Entering the mountain. In mythology, it is said that people with special abilities can live forever; people of great talent; Euphemism is dead.

2, 仚xiān people mountain, with immortals. A man is on a mountain, and by extension, exalted.

3. 屲wā. low-lying places; Puddles (mostly used in place names).

4. 冚kǎn . Dialect, cover: put the quilt well. In Cantonese, it means all.

The word "仚" is pronounced xiān, with immortals, from the glyph, there are people on the mountain, let's think about it, who often lives on the mountain? The first thing we think of is that some Taoist hermits, fairy wind bones, and the gods in mythological stories also live on the mountain, so this word is the same as the immortal, and later after evolution, the people above turned the celery into "亻" on the left side of the mountain, and it became the current immortal word.

The word 屳 is also pronounced xiān, the same as "Pai Oo Liquid 仚", which is a variant of 仚, and the variant character is the word with the same pronunciation and meaning, but the shape of the word is different. Judging from the glyphs, the people who often go in and out of the dust on the mountain are still Taoist hermits, and they are all related to the immortal energy, so they are the same immortals.

At the same time, this "屳" is also pronounced hén, which specifically refers to the name of a village in Gulonggang Town, Xingguo County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province, Da Tuo (hén) Village.

The word "wā" and the word "wa" refer to the relatively low terrain of a certain place, such as our place has a village called Hongwa Village, which means that the village is low, and the water storage is relatively low when it rains.

冚", literally, is a mountain, covered, that is, covered, that is, covered, sometimes also as a whole, pronounced: kǎn.

This word is used a lot in Cantonese and is a derogatory term. It is also used in other parts of the country, mostly in dialects.

These four words are like quadruplets, although they look similar, some of them have similar personalities, and some of them are completely different.

That is: in....underlined; The meaning of the underline is underneath.

An underscore is the line that is drawn underneath the word. Generally used in the input of names, (only numbers, letters, and underlining) and in some documents (such as word).

Keyboard playing: When typing in English half-width, press and hold shift and - on the keyboard at the same time to type an underline without any text, which is suitable for all Posture Killing software. But this is not an underline in the actual sense of the word.

The real underline is used to mark important or attention-grabbing text, also known as the bottom line.

How to play the clipboard:

Wordpad is no different from Notepad, which can only focus on the simplest form of text, and cannot modify the formatting of the text, such as underlining, etc.

'赱夨' is the Martian word: the meaning of lost.

"赱" is the same as "walking", "夨" is the form of a person when he is running, "赱夨" means a person's running, exercising the body form, swinging arms, legs across.

赱, pinyin: zǒu, zhuyin: basic explanation:

Same as "go", that is, "赱" is evolved from "go". The emergence of Xingshu is to make up for the lack of slow writing speed in regular script, and on the basis of regular script, simple writing strokes, enhance the writing tape, and express the interest of writing to appropriately speed up the writing speed.

The Chinese character 夨 is pronounced as cè, which is the same as "side" in ancient times, leaning head, leaning side. See "Shuo Wen Library". Press from the large, on the side of the elephant head, with the "夭" agreed. "夭" is like the right side, and "夨" is like the left side. Hieroglyphs, like running, running with big strides, human figures with agitated arms.

It means "lost".

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Translation: We've been going on happily, okay? Because I know what love is.

It seems that this one is ......

Lost. Martian. If you write it in small letters, you will find that the two are actually very similar

亽仌凢凣 is an ancient Chinese character that means "people are all the same, there is no distinction between high and low". This word comes from the article "Zhuangzi: The World", which is an important embodiment of Zhuangzi's philosophical thought.

In Zhuangzi's philosophy, he believed that all renters were equal, and there was no distinction between high and low. He believes that people differ only because of their different environments and conditions, not because of their different natures. Therefore, he advocated that people should abandon utilitarianism and vanity and pursue inner freedom and peace.

The term "亽仌凢凣" emphasizes the equality and similarity of people, and opposes the hierarchy and differences between people. It is an important embodiment of Zhuangzi's philosophical thought and one of the important values in traditional Chinese culture. In the modern world, we should also uphold these values, respect the equality and dignity of everyone, reject discrimination and prejudice, and build a more just and equal society.

亽仒凣凣凣 is a proverb in ancient Chinese that exhorts others to do good deeds, which means "to do good deeds with sincerity and not to act rashly". This proverb reminds people not to do the bad deeds that are not helpful to the motives of the people, but to do good deeds with sincerity and humility. In addition, the proverb also hints at the importance of expressing sincerity and honesty, emphasizing the importance of individuals being honest and independent.