Chinese Slang Dictionary — 3800+ Terms — Page 65 | Chinese Slang

This is the complete browsable index of our Chinese Slang Dictionary — 3800+ verified internet slang terms used on platforms like Weibo, Bilibili, Douyin, and Xiaohongshu. Every entry includes the Chinese characters (汉字), pinyin with tone marks, an English translation, at least one example sentence in authentic Chinese, and a cultural note explaining where the term comes from and how it is really used. Terms are ranked by community votes, so the most useful and widely used terms appear first. New slang is added daily from trending Chinese social media. Looking for a specific term? Use the search bar at the top of the page.

Chinese Slang Terms, Sorted by Popularity

升级打怪 (shēng jí dǎ guài)

Translating to 'level up and defeat monsters', this gaming slang describes overcoming challenges in life, such as work or personal struggles, similar to leveling up in video games. It emphasizes resilience and progress.

Facing difficulties at work is just like leveling up and defeating monsters.

狠人 (hěn rén)

Meaning 'fierce person', this term is used to describe someone who is bold, ruthless, or assertive. It can apply to someone who makes tough decisions without hesitation.

He is really a fierce person, never shows mercy in his actions.

笑到肚子疼 (xiào dào dù zi téng)

This phrase translates to 'laughing until your stomach hurts' and is used to describe something extremely funny. It expresses delight and humor, often in reaction to jokes or funny situations.

That movie really had me laughing until my stomach hurt.

直接上天 (zhí jiē shàng tiān)

Meaning 'directly ascend to heaven,' this phrase is used humorously to describe something so good that it elevates someone’s spirit or mood, or to express exaggeration about how great something is.

This dish is so delicious that after one bite I feel like I'm directly ascending to heaven!

大鸡腿 (dà jī tuǐ)

Literally means 'big chicken leg.' It is used to refer to something very appealing or desirable, often in the context of food or rewards. Online, it can also symbolize any form of compensation or treat someone receives.

Today I finally got the big chicken leg; I'm so happy.

捡到芝麻 (jiǎn dào zhī má)

Translating to 'pick up sesame seeds,' this term refers to finding small joys or unexpected good fortune in life. It signifies appreciating the little things.

I found a little luck today; I’m in a great mood.

总结一下 (zǒng jié yī xià)

Translating to 'summarize a bit', this phrase is often used to preface a conclusion or recap, especially in discussions or presentations. It serves as a verbal cue for listeners.

In this meeting, let's summarize the main points.

元宇宙 (yuán yǔ zhòu)

Metaverse - Virtual worlds built on blockchain technology.

Houses in the metaverse are more expensive than in real life.

爆火 (bào huǒ)

Translating to 'explosive fire', this term describes something that has suddenly become extremely popular or viral, often within a short time frame.

This song has recently exploded in popularity; everyone is listening to it.

心碎文学 (xīn suì wénxué)

Literally 'heartbreak literature', it refers to a genre of emotional writing and memes that express feelings of sadness or unrequited love. It has become popular among youth who share their emotional experiences online.

Many people share heartbreak literature short videos on Douyin.

暴躁老哥 (bàozào lǎogē)

Translating to 'grumpy older brother', it refers to someone who frequently expresses irritation or frustration, often in a humorous or exaggerated manner. This term is commonly used in gaming and social media to descr...

That streamer is such a grumpy older brother, always arguing over trivial matters.

听说 (tīng shuō)

Means 'heard that,' it's commonly used to introduce rumors or secondhand information, often leading to gossip.

I heard that he's getting promoted; that's great news.

盘他 (pán tā)

This term can be translated to 'groom him' or 'take care of him,' but in internet slang, it means to hype someone up or support them, often in fandoms or communities. It's about boosting someone’s public image.

We need to hype him up together to make him more famous!

呜呜呜 (wū wū wū)

This term mimics crying sounds and is used in online communication to express sadness, frustration, or feeling touched. It's common in casual chats and comments.

Today's story was so touching that I couldn't help but cry.

心酸 (xīn suān)

This term translates to 'heartache' or 'bittersweet' and is often used to describe a feeling of emotional sadness mixed with nostalgia or humor. It can refer to both positive and negative experiences.

Seeing their story makes me feel bittersweet.

打心眼里 (dǎ xīnyǎn lǐ)

Meaning 'from the bottom of my heart,' this phrase expresses genuine feelings or sincerity towards someone or something. It carries emotional weight and can be used in various contexts.

I sincerely thank you for everything you've done for me.

我不是药神 (wǒ bù shì yào shén)

Translating to 'I am not a medicine god,' this term originates from a popular film and refers to someone who cannot solve all problems or save everyone. It's often used humorously to indicate limitations.

Don't treat me like a medicine god; I have my own troubles.

年下 (nián xià)

Meaning 'younger partner', this term is applicable in romantic contexts where one party is younger than the other. It's often used to describe relationships where age differences spark interest or humor.

I like younger boys; I find them particularly charming.

说好的 (shuō hǎo de)

Literally means 'as promised', used when expectations set in conversation are not met. It often conveys disappointment or irony.

Didn’t you promise to come today?

拥抱变化 (yōng bào biàn huà)

Meaning 'embrace change', this term encourages adapting to new situations and challenges. It's often used in motivational contexts to inspire resilience and positivity.

In the face of life's challenges, we must learn to embrace change.

编程能力 (biān chéng néng lì)

Translating to 'programming ability,' this slang is often used humorously to refer to someone's technical skills, especially in coding, but can also denote general problem-solving skills.

This project really tested my programming skills.

花里胡哨 (huā lǐ hú shào)

'Flowery and flashy' refers to something overly decorative or ostentatious, lacking genuine substance. It’s often used to critique designs or presentations that prioritize style over practicality.

This advertisement is too flashy and lacks practicality.

加油站 (jiā yóu zhàn)

Literally 'gas station,' but often used as a metaphor for a place or support system that provides encouragement or motivation. It indicates a supportive environment or a source of uplift.

Friends are your gas station when you need support.

虐心 (nüè xīn)

Heart-wrenching - Emotionally painful content.

This plot is too heart-wrenching.

惊掉下巴 (jīng diào xiàba)

Translating to 'jaw-dropping,' this term is used to describe something so shocking or surprising that it leaves one speechless. It reflects astonishment or disbelief.

His performance was jaw-dropping; I couldn’t believe it.

笑出腹肌 (xiào chū fù jī)

Literally means 'laughing out abs.' Used to describe something very funny that makes you laugh so hard that you feel it's working out your body. It emphasizes humor's physical effects.

His jokes were so funny that I laughed out abs.

更新 (gēng xīn)

Translating to 'update,' this term is used to convey the idea of refreshing content or information, particularly in digital platforms and social media.

My social media needs an update; I haven't posted in a long time.

小窜 (xiǎo cuàn)

This term is a playful way to refer to someone who is always running around or acting overly energetic. It can be used affectionately or to poke fun at someone's hyperactivity.

This little one is really full of energy!

找灵感 (zhǎo líng gǎn)

Translating to 'search for inspiration', this term is commonly used by creators and artists when discussing their process of finding new ideas or creativity. It encapsulates the quest for artistic motivation.

I'm currently searching for inspiration to write an article.

咕 (gū)

This term refers to 'missing' or 'ghosting', particularly when someone fails to show up or respond in a timely manner. It has a playful connotation and is often used humorously in social media contexts.

He ghosted again, he's really a master of breaking promises.

还有这种操作 (hái yǒu zhè zhǒng cāo zuò)

This phrase translates to 'there's such an operation,' used to express surprise or disbelief over someone's unconventional or unexpected actions. It can imply both admiration and critique.

The way he speaks makes me feel like there's such an operation.

随便看看 (suí biàn kàn kàn)

This phrase translates to 'just browsing casually' and is often used to downplay one's interest in something. It can be a polite way to indicate that someone is not seriously considering a purchase or commitment.

I'm just browsing casually and don't intend to buy.

稳如狗 (wěn rú gǒu)

This humorous phrase translates to 'stable as a dog' and is used to describe someone or something that is unexpectedly reliable or cool under pressure. It conveys a sense of confidence.

This plan is as solid as a dog; I believe it will succeed.

喜提 (xǐ tí)

This term means 'joyfully received' and is used humorously to express receiving something unexpected, like a compliment or an event. It has a playful connotation, often employed in social media.

I joyfully received a new job; I’m so happy!

软萌 (ruǎn méng)

Referring to someone or something that is soft and cute, this term encapsulates the appeal of cuteness in popular culture. It’s often used in relation to characters in anime, cartoons, or pets.

This kitten is just so adorably cute.

多巴胺打卡 (duō bā àn dǎ kǎ)

Translating to 'dopamine check-in,' this term describes activities or experiences that provide quick happiness or gratification, often used in the context of self-care.

I exercised today; it was definitely a dopamine check-in.

加油 (jiā yóu)

Meaning 'to add oil,' this phrase is a popular way to encourage someone, similar to 'keep going' or 'you can do it.' It’s often used in competitive contexts, from exams to sports.

You must keep going, the competition is about to start!

气氛组 (qì fēn zǔ)

This term translates to 'atmosphere group' and refers to individuals who are skilled at creating a lively or enjoyable environment, particularly in social situations. It highlights the social dynamics within groups.

She always manages to be the atmosphere maker at parties.

冷漠 (lěng mò)

Literally meaning 'indifferent' or 'cold,' this term describes a person who shows no emotion or concern. It's often used to characterize someone who is unbothered by social issues or personal relationships.

She's always indifferent to these matters; I don't know what to do.

脚踏车 (jiǎo tà chē)

Literally meaning 'bike,' this term describes someone who is indecisive or wavers between options, especially in relationships or choices. It implies that the person is trying to please multiple parties at once.

He always plays both sides, making me feel he’s unreliable.

打工魂 (dǎ gōng hún)

Literally means 'working spirit.' This term refers to the determination and dedication of workers, especially in stressful jobs. It's often used humorously to describe people who work hard but feel unrecognized.

I work tirelessly in the office every day, just to promote the spirit of working hard.

假社交 (jiǎ shèjiāo)

Translating to 'fake social interaction,' this term describes superficial interactions, particularly in social media, where people engage for appearances rather than genuine connection.

Friendships nowadays are a bit superficial; everyone is focused on appearances.

失联 (shī lián)

Translating to 'lost contact,' this term describes when someone goes silent or stops responding, often used in the context of relationships or friendships. It reflects a sense of abandonment or disconnection.

He has been out of contact lately, and I'm a bit worried.

互联网思维 (hù lián wǎng sī wéi)

Translating to 'internet thinking,' this term refers to a mindset or approach that leverages the principles of connectivity, flexibility, and innovation associated with the internet. It's used to describe businesses o...

Modern enterprises must possess internet thinking to keep pace with the times.

白吐槽 (bái tǔcáo)

This term translates to 'white banter', denoting playful teasing or joking around without serious intent. It reflects a light-hearted approach to criticism or complaints.

We are just joking around; there's no need to take it too seriously.

嗨翻天 (hāi fān tiān)

Literally meaning 'high to the sky', this term describes an extremely lively and joyful situation or atmosphere. It’s often used to express excitement about events or gatherings.

Last night’s party was incredibly lively; everyone had a great time.

爬山 (pá shān)

Literally translating to 'climbing mountains', this term is often used to describe taking on a challenge and pushing oneself, both physically and metaphorically, in various life aspects. It conveys determination and e...

Every time I face difficulties, I remind myself to keep climbing the mountains.

赚钱 (zhuàn qián)

This term simply means 'making money', but it's often used in internet culture to discuss ways of earning income, particularly through side hustles or online entrepreneurship.

Many young people are currently looking for ways to make money.

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