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What should the Xi Jinping dynasty be called? The villagers laughed and pushed “1 answer” harsh | Life | Sanli News Network SETN.COM

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After Xi Jinping consolidated his power, his style was ridiculed by the outside world as “proclaiming emperor”. (Schematic diagram / data photo)

After the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Xi Jinping consolidated the core of power and began his third term. Today (23), one of the most popular articles on the PTT gossip version talks about what name Xi Jinping, who has almost become emperor, should take as “name of the dynasty”, and the villagers also showed their creativity.

Netizens are debating what the name of the new Chinese dynasty should be.  (Image / Excerpt from PTT)

▲ Netizens are debating what the name of the new Chinese dynasty should be. (Image / Excerpt from PTT)

Some netizens published an article on the PTT gossip page entitled “What will the Chinese dynasty be called?” to discuss this international situation. The article wrote that China has passed from the Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China to the People’s Republic of China, and is now back to the monarchy. It is necessary to take a more domineering dynasty name, should it be called “Xi Dynasty?”

The post sparked much discussion among netizens, with responses ranging from “common dynasty”, “Uyghur dynasty”, “Xi on behalf of the first emperor of Xi Jinping”, “modern dynasty”, “support the communist dynasty”, ” how many disasters did the republic bring to Asia? Return to the monarchy “; another netizen left a message“Cui Dynasty”this somewhat advanced and harsh response has been promoted by many people.

Indeed, the word “Cui” is a sensitive word under Xi Jinping’s regime and related words are stuck on Weibo.

What’s the reason? If you look at the word separately, it’s “feather + pawn”, and if you look at it in simplified Chinese, it’s “xi + xi + pawn”, which means “pawn twice”, which is of course rather unfortunate, and it also becomes Una phrase on the Internet that satirizes Xi Jinping.

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