What did I really say about Q?

Recently, a new word "Quan" has become popular on the Internet, and its frequency is so high that it makes people curious. What does this sentence mean? What is the origin and meaning behind it? Click open the article and let php editor Xiaoxin take you to understand the "Shuan Q" stalk and reveal its mystery.

What did I really say about Q?

1. Shuan Q is the homophony of "‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌thank you", which means ‌‌‌‌‌thank you empty-ear version.

2. Gradually combined with "I really know how to thank", used to express helplessness, bowing one's head, yin and yang, etc.

3. "Shuan Q, I really know how to thank you." The literal meaning is that I really thank you. The other meaning is that I am speechless and depressed.

Example sentence:

1. Are you okay at school? You go to school for five days and eight in the morning. Are you okay? If you are okay, just eat plums. I really like Q, I really appreciate it.

2. The fund has finally risen, thank you, thank you, it’s really a Q.

The origin of Shuan Q stalks

This meme originated from English teaching blogger Liu Tao, who became popular because of his magical accent at the end of a teaching video.

The blogger is a farmer, but he has worked very hard to teach himself English and insists on speaking English every day, but his pronunciation is a bit annoying.

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