Recently, the way the post-00s checked in to the Yungang Grottoes made everyone laugh.
Some people directly incarnate as ear pickers and give ears to the Buddha.
Someone high-fived the Buddha and agreed:
Buddha: "Promise me that you will do well this year!"
Me: "Okay, it's a deal!"
Someone wanted to invite the Buddha to drink milk tea, but was refused.
Someone changed various punching postures and changed the Buddha directly from person I to person E, and the Buddha had to say, thank you for not letting me out.
In fact, this is not the first time that the post-00s have amused everyone in the field of travel check-in.
In the streets of the Bund in Shanghai, the post-00s have cooperated with the rooftops of famous local buildings, and COS has all kinds of bodhisattvas, one after another, and the mouth is also "no Amitabha Buddha in the south, no Guanyin Bodhisattva in the south......"
attracted the sideways glances of netizens and couldn't help laughing.
On Chunxi Road in Chengdu, many tourists suddenly raised their hands to support the sky, do you think they are afraid that the sky will fall?
In fact, it is because there is a runaway panda who is climbing the outer wall of a certain building, and our caring tourists are desperately lifting it so as not to break our national treasure.
When the Canton Tower was built, many people praised it, and the shape was beautiful, looking like a rocket erected in the center of Guangzhou.
The post-00s were "arrogant" and lit it as a birthday candle, without caring that it was a "rocket" that stood up.
However, the pride of the post-00s is far more than that.
In Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong, the post-00s seem to have a net worth of 10 billion, and there is a momentum of Asian superman between waving and applauding.
It seems that in the next second, several small goals have been set between laughter and conversations.
How can it be enough to just imitate Li Ka-shing, in the blink of an eye, they imitated the gambling king Stanley Ho at the Lisboa Casino in Macau, but the diamond in his hand is an enlarged version.
Even the Temple of Heaven in Beijing was "beaten" by the post-00s.
As a result, the trash cans in the Temple of Heaven in Beijing have become the object of check-in, focusing on a tricky angle.
It can be said that only you can't think of it, and there is no way to punch in that the post-00s can't do.
However, it is not only the post-00s who love to run around in China, but also people of different generations, although their check-in methods are not as funny and interesting as the post-00s, but they are also interesting.
Some time ago, I saw a post on the Internet dedicated to teaching the post-60s and 70s how to punch in when they go out:
If you want to look good, bring sunglasses and find a beautiful spot to sit down, stretch your legs up, and smile slightly.
If you want to have a temperament, you can cross the waist posture with one hand, with the action of holding the brim of the hat with your upper hand.
If you want to have a delicate feeling, you can sit as much as possible by leaning on the stairs, and try to shoot from the side to show off the length of the legs and the modified figure.
If you want to have casual beauty, you can let yourself have something in your hands, and then the photographer can capture the casual moment.
Although these check-in methods make people feel the beauty of the post-60s and post-70s. However, these check-in methods and the classic check-in methods of the post-60s and post-70s generations - silk scarves are weak.
Since ancient times, fluttering immortals have been the dream image of Chinese women, whether it is the costume image of TV dramas or the fairy characters in ancient Chinese paintings, as long as they float up, they will win the hearts of Chinese women.
Therefore, after the reform and opening up, the elegant modern silk scarf was introduced to China from the West, which not only became the favorite of many post-60s and post-70s girls, but also became the deep memory of the post-60s and post-70s generation.
As a result, the silk scarf has become a common check-in artifact for the post-60s and post-70s.
The silk scarf on their hands is a spring breeze rather than a flowing ribbon.
It is also a five-pointed star in front of Tiananmen Square.
It can be said that for the post-60s and post-70s, silk scarves are the joy of their lives, and they are also the courage and symbol of breaking the dullness of life.
A silk scarf can brave the world and find yourself.
Compared with the lively and gorgeous post-60s and post-70s, the post-00s are different from the funny check-in, and the post-80s and post-90s check-in methods are more dull.
In the eighties and nineties, with the deepening of the reform and opening up policy, China's economy ushered in vigorous development. European and American magazines, Japanese animation, and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan stars are also popular.
Among them, the greatest influence on the post-80s and post-90s generations is Japanese animation and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan stars.
The Japanese national anime "Sailor Moon" was also introduced to China at this time. At that time, the animation completed by the protagonist Shui Bingyue every time he transformed was a horizontal V gesture.
Many girls find that V gestures can increase their cuteness when taking pictures, and it has gradually become the standard for girls to take pictures.
In addition, celebrities from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, both men and women especially like to make V gestures after winning awards, so V gestures are gradually becoming popular among boys.
In this way, the V gesture has become a signature action of the post-80s and post-90s generations, fueled by the major "international forces".
From now on, no matter where you go or where you check in, the post-80s and post-90s generations like to stand in front of the attractions and make a V gesture to show their friendliness.
Therefore, although the 80 and 90 punch-in methods are monotonous, they are properly internationalized, and to a certain extent, they can be regarded as proof of China's integration with international standards after China's reform and opening up.
Throughout the changes in the way of travel check-ins of the five generations of people in China, it is actually a history of reform and opening up, from the impact of the feelings of the post-60s and post-70s, to the acceptance and integration of the post-80s and post-90s, and then to the absorption of the post-00s now, forming their own characteristic "ridiculous" check-in.
Therefore, I have to say that the change in the way of punching in is not a proof of China's rapid development and people's life becoming more and more relaxed?
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