What are you talking about?

It's "Versailles".

Versailles literature, an internet buzzword, refers to words that express complaints or dissatisfaction inadvertently to the outside world through euphemistically expressing complaints or dissatisfaction. His own destiny.

The term comes from the comic "The Rose of Versailles".

Versailles literature is also referred to as "Fan Xue", which is a ridicule among netizens for people who are keen on inadvertently revealing "clues to aristocratic life" through first suppressing and then elevating, self-questioning and answering, or a third-person perspective. This kind of people are also nicknamed "Rose of Versailles" by netizens. The founder of "Fanxue" and netizen Xiao Naiqiu first noticed this phenomenon when her friends 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 "light" sense of superiority between the lines. . The little girl said she found inspiration from the Japanese comic "The Rose of Versailles", which tells the story of the aristocratic life in the Palace of Versailles in France at the end of the 18th century. "I just want to use this word to mock those people. They undoubtedly want to express their superiority in a simple and unpretentious tone."

The standard Versailles has three elements, namely: first suppression and then promotion, explicit derogation and implicit praise; self-questioning and self-answering; flexible use of the third-person perspective

There is always a kind of "physical presence" in all learning. A touch of sadness: "My husband bought me a Chanel bag. It's really ugly. I'm very angry... All these things, I have to show a feeling of 'How can such a good thing make me feel unhappy? ?' feeling."

Fan Xue is also good at using emoticons, especially the two expressions of "laughing and crying" and "laughing"; or revealing the location coordinates of high-end life - luxury stores. , sports car 4S shop, high-end community, high-end restaurant, first-class lounge, etc.