(shi) Show and share
During this period, everyone has nowhere to go just staying at home. No eating outside, no delivery food. This made everyone become a great chief. People are posting and sharing pictures of food on moments. In mandarin, there is an accurate word to describe this phenomenon.
(shi) Show and share
In Chinese, " (shi)" means "to the sun" or "to shine."
1st meaning:
" (shi tiyang)" means "to bask in the sun." Most people who bask in the sun this year will use some sort of sun protection cream, which is called " (fngshi shung )." " (fng) means "to prevent" or "to guard against.
shi ti yng fng shi shung
bask in the sun sunscreen cream
2nd meaning:
But " (shi)" also has another more modern meaning; it can also mean "to show on social software" or "to share on internet." The internet is a great source of information, and it can also be a platform for creativity. One example is that people have now begun to add new meanings to words. Nowadays, people like to use " (shi)" to mean "to demonstrate special skills" and "to share wonderful life experiences with others," or even "to flaunt something they are proud of."
Just look at these examples of the most recent uses of " (shi)" on the internet:
" (shi gngz)"
means "to divulge one's salary,"
" (shi xngf)"
means "to show happiness," and
" (shi zhopin)"
means "to share pictures."
Examples
1.
Dji du xhuan zi wngshng shi zhopin.
We all like to share and show our pictures online.
2.
zu jn d ji du zi png you qun shi z j zu de mi sh
Recently everyone is sharing the amazing food that they cooked on moments.
3.
Xinzi de mngxng du xhuan zi wib shng shi xngf.
These days, celebrities like to use micro-blogs to share and show their happiness.
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