Can anyone come in and help me explain a very vulgar word

Let's start with the first one.

It's not a disease that sees people and talks about people, but it is a disease. Even in the morning, you still know that your name is Xiao Ming, but after taking a nap, you wake up and feel that you are Xiaohong, two "me". It's like psychosis, but it's not psychotic.

The dual personality mentioned here may refer to hesitation and indecision, or to a person who has two minds at the same time, is a very well-rounded person, and can refer to a person who is very smart and terrible!

Dual personality is a type of multiple personality and is a serious psychological disorder. The American Psychiatric Dictionary for multiple personalities.

The definition is as follows: "A person who has more than two sub-personalities that are relatively distinct and separate from each other is a multiple personality." It is a hysterical dissociative psychological disorder. ”

The basic characteristic of multiple personalities is that although the same individual has two or more completely different personalities, at a certain time, only one of them is distinct. Each personality is complete, with its own memories, behaviors, preferences, and can be completely opposed to a single pre-morbid personality. Multiple personalities can have dual personalities, triple, and quadruple.

It can reach up to 17 personalities. Among them, dual personalities are relatively common, usually one of them is dominant, but both personalities do not enter the memory of the other, and they are almost unaware of the existence of the other. The transition from one personality to another, which usually begins abruptly and is closely related to a traumatic event; After that, the switch generally occurs only when encountering a large or stressful event, or receiving relaxation, hypnosis, or venting.

The second question, which is generally derogatory, is a not very good adjective, and the heart is complicated, for example, I say to A, A, you are so beautiful! Ordinary people will say thank you and be very happy, but people with complex hearts will think a lot in their hearts, such as "Is she really complimenting me, am I really beautiful?" Is it because you ask me to flatter me?

Or is my clothes pretty, not me? Is she going to ask me where I bought my clothes??。 Such a person thinks a lot of things.

If someone says that a person is too complicated in his heart, it can also mean that the person he is talking about is a person who is not easy to get along with.

That's probably it!

In medical terms, the dual personality is explained by the fact that there are two (or more) ways of thinking at the same moment, in which the functioning and decision-making of each mind are not disturbed and influenced by other ways of thinking, and operate completely independently. What you refer to in your article is similar to what you said, that is, a person who can do everything, can be literate, martial, warm and hot.

The heart is complex and strong, and my understanding is that he is thoughtful (that is, he has many eyes), thinks rationally, has a tenacious and tenacious character, is not easy to be manipulated by others, and always maintains an enterprising spirit.

Three vulgarities, that is, the abbreviation of "vulgar, vulgar, kitsch".

1. vulgar [yōngsú].

synonyms: vulgar; Antonyms: elegant, noble.

Example sentence] a vulgar style that flatters each other.

2. Vulgar [dīsú] [vulgar] meaning: to describe a low-level, vulgar, or uncivilized phenomenon or thing. As opposed to "elegant".

3. Kitsch. What it means: Kitsch is to be overly accommodating and pandering to an audience. For the sake of short-term business benefits, at the expense of nobility and responsibility.

The three vulgarities refer to "vulgarity, vulgarity, and kitsch".

It was proposed by "a certain cross talk celebrity" at a meeting of the Music Association.

Since Guo Degang became popular at the end of 04, there have been constantly"people"said that he couldn't last long, his artistic accomplishment and morality were low, and he even designed a timetable for Deyun Club to close again and again. But look at the 10th anniversary celebration of Deyun, and look at the audience who said that it was 3 o'clock in the morning, and almost no one left the audience!

Please ask those who are so-called artistic accomplished and morally noble"Crosstalk artists"Who can do it?

They're just a bunch of boring villains who can't see others as better than themselves!

Think the audience can't tell who is good and who is bad?

On the one hand, Guo Degang was criticized by an artist as so-called"Three vulgarities"So-called"Artistic accomplishment and moral underneath", but it is loved by many cross talk audiences, and the cross talk that can be passed on by ordinary people by word of mouth, on the one hand, is the so-called"Masters"of the so-called"Artistic accomplishment and moral nobility"But the cross talk of high and low!Does the audience still need to speak?

Let those who are bored"Red-eyed villain"Say go. The audience's eyes are bright

I hope Guo Degang will talk about his cross talk well, in his own words:"If you are not a master or an artist, you should be a cross talk actor who serves the people. "

The meeting asked Deyun Club to participate, obviously for Deyun Club and Guo Degang.

Later, he was used by Guo Degang in cross talk, and won the love of the audience!

Three vulgarities, that is, the abbreviation of "vulgar, vulgar, kitsch". In May 2008, a group of performance "artists" in the cross talk industry proposed to resist the vulgar, vulgar and kitsch elements in Guo Degang's cross talk for the public, and their spearhead was directly aimed at Guo Degang.

Chinese name] Sanshu.

Originally refers to vulgarity, vulgarity, kitsch.

New Version] Popular, Customs, Customs.

Interpretation] vulgar [yōng sú].

synonyms: vulgar;

Antonyms: elegant, noble.

Definition: banal and vulgar.

Example sentence] a vulgar style that flatters each other.

vulgar [dī sú].

Definition: Describe a low-level, vulgar, or uncivilized phenomenon or thing. As opposed to "elegant".

Kitsch Definition: Pandering to the world.

Kitsch is all about being overly accommodating and pandering to an audience. For the sake of short-term business benefits, at the expense of nobility and responsibility.

Namely: vulgar vulgar kitsch 1Vulgarity :

Mediocre and vulgar 2Vulgar: Describes a phenomenon or thing that is low, vulgar, or uncivilized.

As opposed to "elegant". What is the meaning of vulgarity? Vulgar means that someone or something is not in the flow and has no serious way.

Cater to the world. Kitsch is all about being overly accommodating and pandering to an audience. For the sake of short-term business benefits, at the expense of nobility and responsibility. [

Vulgar, vulgar, vulgar. It is known as the three major customs.

Three vulgarities, that is, the abbreviation of "vulgar, vulgar, kitsch".

Sanvulgar is a Chinese word, synonymous with vulgar, mainly referring to vulgarity, vulgarity, and kitsch.

Interpretation. 1. Vulgar, vulgar, kitsch. 2. Popularity, customs, customs.

Vulgarity :synonyms: vulgar Antonyms: elegant noble Meaning: lack of manuscript mediocre vulgarity.

Example sentence] a vulgar style that flatters each other.

Vulgar. Meaning: Describes a low-level, vulgar, uncivilized phenomenon or thing. As opposed to "elegant". It means that someone or something does not enter the stream and has no serious way. The ideas are empty, boring, and more often with pure "sexual thoughts".

Kitsch. Caters to Tong pretending to talk about the worldly situation, and is too accommodating to cater to the audience. For the sake of short-term business benefits, we do not hesitate to sacrifice nobility and responsibility.

1. Three vulgarities, that is, the abbreviation of "vulgar, vulgar, and kitsch".

2. Vulgarity means mediocrity, ugliness, and not noble; It also refers to mediocre and ugly people. From Ge Hong's "Hug Puzi" in the Jin Dynasty: "The vulgar husband is inferior to other things, does not distinguish between Zhu Zi and Zhu Zi, and does not argue with wheat." ”

3. Vulgar content mainly refers to low-level fun, nonsense, vulgar, depressing, hooligan, and decadent content, as opposed to the otherworldly, noble taste, positive and progressive content and other social progressive significance and value content.

4. Kitsch, the meaning of the word is to cater to the world, lack of self-destructive thoughts, self-reason, only know to go with the flow, all sentient beings, from Ming Gaoqi "Song of the Concubine": "Do not distort kitsch, do not be condescending and respectful." "From the late 80s to the 90s, the jujube reappeared, and it frequently appeared in contemporary literary criticism, but it has its own special cultural context.

1. Three vulgarities, that is, the abbreviation of "vulgar, vulgar, and kitsch".

2. Vulgarity means mediocrity, ugliness, and not noble; It also refers to mediocre and ugly people. From Ge Hong's "Hug Puzi" in the Jin Dynasty: "The vulgar husband is inferior to other things, does not distinguish between Zhu Zi and Zhu Zi, and does not argue with wheat." ”

3. The main fiber dismantling of vulgar content refers to low-level fun, nonsense, vulgarity, and content that makes people languid, hooligan, and decadent, relative to the otherworldly, noble taste, positive and progressive, and other social progress significance and value content.

4. Kitsch, the meaning of the word is to cater to the world, lack of self-thought, self-reason, only know to go with the flow, all living beings, from Ming Gaoqi's "Song of the Concubine": Destroy Chang "do not distort to kitsch, do not be condescending and respectful." "It reappeared in the late '80s and '90s, and it haunts contemporary literary criticism with a special cultural context.

Short for vulgar, vulgar, kitsch. Vulgar: mediocre and vulgar, not noble, from Ge Hong's "Hug Puzi" in the Jin Dynasty.

Vulgar: Describes a phenomenon or thing that is low, vulgar, or uncivilized. As opposed to "elegant".

Kitsch: Yingdan Tong is in line with the world, Mo Bitan is too accommodating to cater to the audience, lacks self-thought, self-reason, and only knows how to go with the flow. For short-term business benefits, at the expense of nobility and responsibility.

Three vulgarities, that is, the abbreviation of "vulgar, vulgar, kitsch".

1. Vulgar: mediocre and vulgar, not noble, from Ge Hong's "Hug Puzi" in the Jin Dynasty.

2. Vulgarity: Describe low-level, vulgar, and uncivilized phenomena or things. As opposed to "elegant".

3. Kitsch: catering to the world, overly accommodating to cater to the audience, lacking self-thought, self-reason, and only knowing how to go with the flow. For the sake of short-term business benefits, at the expense of nobility and responsibility. Hui Zhao.