What does "Various Big Coffee Show" mean? Why do you say it like this? Especially the word "ka". Does it have other meanings?

In fact, it means big shot and big role~

The following is from Baidu Encyclopedia

大卡 (kā), originally a term used in Hong Kong and Taiwan, and kā is an English casting Transliteration of (role). At the same time, in the southern Fujian dialect, the pronunciation of foot is also "ka".

The original meaning of "big man" in Taiwan's Hokkien language is a big role, and by extension it means a master in a certain field. The corresponding term is "xiaoka", which means a small role.

In Taiwan, various stars in the entertainment industry are classified according to their big-name levels: A stars, B stars, C stars, etc. In addition, geeks usually refer to people with weird tempers and quirks.

If Taiwanese people say that you are a celebrity in a certain field, it probably means that you are worthy of praise and respect in this aspect.

Now, mainland China has also begun to use this term.

Example 1: Big names are rushing to register at the right time, and the Kaohsiung election campaign is preceded by microphone volume[1]

Example 2: Don’t forget, the “super big shots” in May are still There is a panda named ABO! [2]

Example 3: China’s strong rise Western media: It will undoubtedly become a G20 star [3]