Unit4BodyLanguage课外话题阅读课件-高中英语人教版选择性必修第一册.pptxVIP

1;话题新闻; The top five most popular emojis used by WeChat users in 2019 were facepalm, grin, chuckle, thumb-up and rose, according to a report released by Tencents WeChat in January. In contrast, the second most popular emoji in 2018, face with tears of joy, was not so popular last year, and the rose emoji has become a favorite to take the fifth position. As the proportion of those born after 1995 expands online, Generation Z has injected new vitality into the internet and a driving force. They are proficient in online language, preferring to use memes to express their emotions, and creating new definitions for them.;1. For users born in the 2000s, their favorite WeChat emoji would probably be the widely used facepalm. 2. Most post-90s WeChat users are late risers compared with other groups, and the emoji face with tears of joy rules their online social life. 3. If you were born in the 1980s, your reading taste hasnt changed much over the last three years, as you still stick to news on national affairs. And a toothy grin is your emoji of the year.;4. WeChat users born in the 1970s are an optimistic group, who like to use the smiling face with hand over mouth emoji and are hooked on Wechat Moments. 5. Users over 55 are the early-bird group who have found many ways to entertain themselves online, such as browsing Wechat Moments, reading and shopping. They like to cheer up other people, so their favorite emoji is giving a thumbs-up.;In China: Having the similar pronunciation with “溜溜溜”, which is used to compliment people on their awesomeness. ;The Mark of the beast, and the men who follow the beast of the earth will bear this mark to display their allegiance to the beast. “He also forced everyone, small and great, rich and poor, freeman and slave, to receive a mark on his right hand or on his forehead, so that no-one could buy or sell unless he had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of his name. … and its number is 666.” 他又叫众人，无论大小