What does Versailles mean?

Versailles is a hot word on the Internet, a discourse mode of "showing off in a low-key way", also known as Fanxue. This kind of speech pattern first suppresses and then raises, openly derogatory and covertly praises, talking to oneself, pretending to show off oneself in a distressed and unhappy tone. People who are well versed in Versailles literature are called "Versailles people". On December 4, 2020, "Versailles Literature" was selected as one of the top ten buzzwords of 2020 by "Biwenqiaozi".

The explosion of Versailles literature in November 2020 originated from a Weibo post by an emotional writer "Meng Qiqi77". This writer claims to live in a large villa, drive a Tesla, and most often The check-in place is a high-end shopping mall in the East Third Ring Road of Beijing. In fact, Versailles literature has been circulating on social networks for more than half a year. In the words of He Jiong, Versailles literature is about "using the most low-key words to show off the most high-profile glory."

The origin of the word Versailles Literature

Versailles Literature, also known as Fanxue, is a collection of netizens who are keen on inadvertently revealing the "aristocratic life" through first suppressing and then raising, self-questioning and answering, or a third-person perspective. People who use clues as "clues" are also jokingly called "Rose of Versailles" by netizens. Fanxue founder and netizen Xiao Naiqiu first noticed this phenomenon when a friend complained to her.

Some people describe the high-end hotels, luxury goods, and red wine they enjoy on social platforms every day, and there is a faint sense of superiority between the lines. The little girl said she found inspiration in the Japanese comic "The Rose of Versailles", which tells the story of the aristocratic life at the Palace of Versailles in France at the end of the 18th century. I just wanted to use this word to ridicule those people, and I undoubtedly wanted to use a simple and unpretentious tone to express my feeling of superiority to others.

Reference for the above content? Baidu Encyclopedia-Versailles Literature