The sixth-grade primary school students’ compositions, such as ＂Tianshu＂, are all online languages (Figure)

　　"… I finally saw this SP in outer space. When I saw him, he actually used the long-lost KHBD, and I was dizzy. kao, aliens also used this X3L trick to faint …" Yesterday, I saw the composition of my son who went to school in grade 6 of Qianjiang No.1 Primary School, and Zeng Jing (a pseudonym) was really "dizzy"-he didn’t rack his brains.

　　Parents can’t read their son’s composition.

　　Zeng Jing lives in Tanjiawan, Qianjiang City. Yesterday, when he checked the sci-fi composition "Star Wars Legend" written by his son Xiaojun (a pseudonym), he didn’t understand it even after reading it five times. Throughout the code symbols, Zeng Jing understood "PK", which he learned in Super Girl.

　　"What did you write?" Zeng Jing asked. "This is an online buzzword, old-fashioned!" After the son threw out this sentence, he didn’t want to talk to this "ignorant" father anymore, but he had to listen to his father’s words and write a new article to the teacher.

　　Zeng Jing quietly took the composition "The Legend of Star Wars" and found a friend who engaged in the Internet for advice. "This is probably the best composition for primary school students in history." After a joke, my friend thought for a long time before he translated those profound "words"-all symbols referring to martial arts moves in online languages and online games.

　　Zeng Jing suddenly realized that what made him feel most lost was the "calling the bow": "A good Chinese character will be broken down like this, and the culture of China will be lost …"

　　"We are not absolutely opposed to our son playing computer, just don’t want him to indulge in the Internet. We also want to use other things to divert his attention and let him learn to play ball. He said that he was boring and only interested in surfing the Internet. " Xiaojun’s mother believes that it is all caused by the Internet.

　　The son thinks his father is too old-fashioned

　　"It’s all said online, and I’m not alone." In the face of his father’s criticism, Xiaojun somewhat disagreed: "Now it is the Internet age, so we must keep up with the times." Xiaojun said that students often use these online languages when they talk to each other.

　　"Don’t say don’t understand, say dizzy; If you are dissatisfied, you can rely on it. If you make suggestions, you can pat bricks. If you like porridge … I haven’t had a chance to use it yet? " Xiaojun is quite proud of his "profound knowledge". He began to contact computers in the third grade, and soon became fascinated. He especially liked playing online games and chatting on QQ. He also created many articles by himself and sent them to his QQ space. The content was mostly science fiction and fighting. The whole article was similar to the online language of Star Wars Legend.

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