What does the Internet term "吸吸" mean? What does it mean when you chat with someone after 2005?

Recently, I saw a very interesting word in the chat conversation of the post-05 generation, Huhu and Xixi. So, what does it mean to make the sound of Xixi or Xixi in the chat? Does it mean to act cute or is it a homophone of Xixi? I ​​don’t really understand the chat conversations of young people nowadays. I can only say that we are old and can’t fit in the world of children!

What does the Internet slang "吸吸" mean?

Recently I saw a hot search "The speed of compounding after 2005"

Say break up one second ago, keep saying "Huh"

The next second, they made up and "sucked" again

So, is this an online romance between two toilet plugs? So touching! Some netizens said, I understand. Does pretending to be cute mean crying and sucking snot, and then just sucking it? (I am so smart)

Of course, I personally think that "hu" and "xi" are both modal particles. "hu" means sigh. "xi" means laugh. I'm just guessing.

What does it mean when you send a "sniff" message in a chat after 05?

It has a cute meaning, and the simple homophony is "hehe", which means "hehe". The editor is a post-90s generation, and he doesn't understand the current code words used by those born after 2005, which makes him feel helpless!

What are the popular chat phrases among post-00s?

Some are Chinese and English abbreviations

For example, "dbq" is the phonetic abbreviation of "sorry".

"xswl" means "I am dying of laughter"

"zqsg" means "true feelings"

"NBCS" is the abbreviation of "Nobody Cares"

No one cares, no one pays attention

For example, "Walking on the Flower Road" originated from the variety show Produce 101

Mainly used by fans to support their idols

Wish her or him all the best

"Expand list" is to expand the friend list

Most of these buzzwords were born in fan circles, gaming circles and other circles with distinct attributes, and refer to fixed usages that have been agreed upon in a certain group, especially specific usages that are not known to the public. Some come from Internet celebrities or Internet golden sentences, some come from star-chasing culture, some are abbreviated or shortened for convenience, and some are simply nonsensical and are purely accidental products.