Recently, the Chinese Meme community has indeed maintained its popularity, with idiom memes popping up one after another. Last night, I watched an AMA event with leading exchanges and felt that the discussion style in the Chinese community is becoming more lively and fun, less stiff and formal.

Those classic memes like peanuts, sunflower seeds, and mineral water seem to have lost some competitiveness. Instead, expressions with deeper cultural connotations like "harmony is precious" are spreading more widely. Interestingly, there are no signs of aesthetic fatigue in the community, indicating that everyone's acceptance of creative memes is still quite high.

This may suggest that the Web3 Chinese community is gradually forming its own unique cultural context, evolving from simply copying memes to exploring localized creative ideas, and aesthetic standards are also upgrading.