大卖空 (dà mài kòng) — Big sell-off
Literally means 'big sell-off', used to describe someone who is overly dramatic about their failures or losses, often in a playful way. It can be used to mock excessive emotional displays.
Example Usage
每次考试没考好，他都大卖空一番。
Every time he does poorly on an exam, he dramatically sells off his sadness.
Cultural Context
Common among friends when teasing each other about overreacting.
Category: savage-humor