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盘点2012十大流行语 Top ten internet catchphrases for 2012 Greenwind ? Top ten internet catchphrases for 2012 With the year-end nearing, populous blogger Sanxia Zaixian presents his fans a big present home-made-the top ten internet catchphrases for 2012. No doubt, the year 2012 has generated tons of hit words or remarks in the cyberspace. From their way of compilation and use on the Internet, these catchphrases provide a lively picture of life and culture in present day China. So, in order to better understand China, let’s have a look at the selections by Sanxia Zaixian, a senior blogger who has hundreds of thousands of online fans. 一、你幸福吗？国庆节期间，因为央视的街边采访而迅速走红，千奇百怪的答案点亮了这个看似普通的问题，其中最经典的回答是“我姓曾”。 No1. Are you happy with your life? 你幸福吗？ 我姓曾。 This question may sound mundane. While during the October holiday period, thousands of common people from all walks of life and from literally all places of the country were interviewed by CCTV (Central China Television) reporters the same question, it became the No.1 frequently asked question in China since then. And the truth is varied answers collected by the hard-working reporters are actually way funnier than the question itself. “My surname is Zeng” is generally regarded as the most classic answer for the question. It was made by a migrant worker from west China’s Shanxi province. The trick is the Chinese pronunciation of “Are you happy with your life?” sounds the same with the Chinese question “Is your surname Fu?” So, when being asked by a sincere young reporter of CCTV, the hard-nosed worker corrected, “No, My last name is Zeng.” The whole country applauded the honest worker for his unintentional “humor”. No. 2: 屌丝Diaos 　　Diaos is thought to be the most talented coinage in 2012, which refers to the group of youth who are not pretty or handsome and don’t have well-paid jobs or rich families to lean on. In one word, Diaos is the under-privileged youth who could only rely on their own talents and hard work for a shabby existen