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What is the word whose radical is "口"? ——Inventory of hot topics on the Internet in the past 10 days

In Chinese characters, characters with the radical "口" are usually related to language, food, or movement. In the past 10 days, hot topics surrounding the Chinese characters next to the word "口" have emerged one after another across the Internet, ranging from cultural discussions to Internet buzzwords and even social events. This article will organize these hot topics in a structured way and display key data through tables.

1. Ranking of popular Chinese characters next to the word "口" in the past 10 days

2. Analysis of cultural hot spots

The Chinese characters next to the word "口" triggered two waves of discussion in the cultural field: First, the program "Tracing Chinese Characters" revealed the connection between words such as "call" and "bark" and animal sounds; second, an online writer initiated"Spoken Poetry Challenge", works such as "The breath turns into frost, the winter is warm, the wine is still lingering after singing new lyrics" and other works have received more than 2 million retweets.

3. Words related to social events

The core words of many hot incidents contain the word "口" next to them:

• "cough": Mycoplasma pneumonia prevention guide dominates medical searches
• "sigh": Video of migrant workers “sighing on the subway” resonates
• "vomit": Food hygiene controversy at internet celebrity restaurant

4. Linguistic experts’ opinions

Data released by the Chinese Character Research Institute of Tsinghua University show that among commonly used characters in modern Chinese, the proportion of characters containing the radical "口" accounts for up to6.7%, whose high-frequency use is closely related to social behavior:

5. Internet buzzword phenomenon

Among the emerging Internet terms in the past 10 days, the proportion of words next to "口" has increased significantly:

• "Ah, yes, yes, yes": A new variant of bad literature
• "Haren": an exaggerated expression to describe an outrageous event
• "His ha": Standard barrage for food review videos

Data shows that the communication power of this type of vocabulary is greater than that of ordinary Internet terms.2.3 times, because of its simple pronunciation and emotional tension, it is especially suitable for short video communication.

Conclusion

From "eat" to "ha", Chinese characters with the radical "口" continue to record the changes in social emotions. Whether it is cultural research or Internet carnival, these glyphs always carry the most primitive desire of human beings for communication and have become a unique way to observe contemporary society.