“Surely Must Die (Facebook)”的版本间的差异
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2016年3月22日 (二) 21:32的版本
Fēisǐbùkě 非死不可
Words of warning. (Source: Language Log)
Transliteration of Facebook; literally "cannot not die."
This transliteration of the name Facebook, created from classical Chinese, appears as early as 2006. Whoever coined Feisibuke may have had a premonition about the social network's fate in China—after violent clashes in Xinjiang in July 2009, Facebook and Twitter were blocked by the Great Firewall.
