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The first cup of milk tea in autumn:
First, the origin of words
In September, 2020, the first cup of milk tea in autumn suddenly went on a hot search in Weibo, asking for red envelopes and milk tea to show love or affection. Some people also said, "It means that a cup of hot milk tea is particularly warm in my heart on this cold autumn day. People who care about you, see the news you sent, and take the initiative to send you milk tea money from 52 yuan, so that you can drink the first cup of milk tea in autumn! "
Second, extended meaning.
1 is to ask for a red envelope of milk tea in autumn, which is defined as the first cup of milk tea in autumn to show love.
Generally speaking, there are more red envelopes for the first cup of milk tea in autumn between couples, and the figures are similar to 52.0. I love you because 520 is homophonic, which is a form of showing love.
3. There is also a red envelope for the first cup of milk tea between family and parents in autumn, and then it is sent to friends and Tik Tok as a token of their intention.
4, mainly the stalks that should be played in some seasons, so that everyone can play red envelopes more comfortably, more interestingly and not very embarrassed.
Third, the application examples
Someone said, "This autumn comes earlier than before, so arrange the first cup of milk tea this autumn."
On the morning of September 24, 2020, a girl sat outside the guardrail on the roof of a unit in Yonghe Bay Community, Dazhou, Sichuan, trying to commit suicide. The local police touched it with the "first cup of milk tea in autumn" and successfully rescued the suicide girl. After patient counseling by the police, the girl spoke her mind to the police.
It turns out that because parents work in other places, girls live with their sisters and grandparents. Girls feel left out by their families in life and have no intimate friends at school. After the setback, she gave birth to the idea of suicide.
Fourth, social impact.
On February 4th, 2020, 65438 "The first cup of milk tea in autumn" was selected as the top ten buzzwords in 2020 released by the National Language Resources Monitoring and Research Center.