China's top internet buzzwords of 2022 - by Andrew Methven

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China's top internet buzzwords of 2022

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China's top internet buzzwords of 2022

25 popular online words, phrases and memes from this year

Dec 24, 2022

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Chinese deep dive at 40 mins 32 secs
Word list and example sentences at 56 mins 43 secs

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