SOCIAL REFLECTION OF CHINESE PHRASES COMMONLY USED ON THE INTERNET IN 2017
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Social media and Internet usage have changed the modus operandi of trading, communication, information and entertainment. The Internet has no concept of distance, and online communication is instantaneous using many new words which are not found in a Thai-Chinese dictionary. These new additions to the vocabulary reflect the modern concepts of Chinese society.
Chinese language used on the Internet in 2017 represents changing social patterns. This language content will be studied, and five popular phrases now in common use online will be interpreted and analyzed.
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