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Catchwords in memory in 2012 (9)

(People's Daily Online)

09:14, December 24, 2012

10. Gei Gui Le (fall on knees)

“Gei Gui Le” is a popular phrase used in twitters and forums. “Gei Gui Le”, on one hand, is used for expressing exclamation or one’s gasp in admiration, describing the other person’s strength; on the other hand, it also suggests a kind of sense of having no choice or mockery.

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