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          Waiting for the hottest word of the year

          By Xiao Lixin (China Daily) Updated: 2014-12-17 07:41

          Waiting for the hottest word of the year

          The process of selecting the buzzwords for 2014 started late last month and for the first time since the event started in 2006.

          We are reaching the end of the year, a year full of buzzwords. The process of selecting the buzzwords for 2014 started late last month, and for the first time since the event started in 2006 people can vote for their favorite words or terms through weibo, microblogging service, and WeChat. The result will be declared on Dec 19.

          The hottest word or term of the year has over the past few years come to reflect the social and economic trends in the country, and the concerns of the people. In the past, the sources of popular words or terms used to be Chinese language newspapers and books. But thanks to the fast development of the Internet and cellphones, especially social media, cyberspace has made a fair share of contribution to the development and recreation of the Chinese language.

          This year, many experts expect "APEC blue" to be the hottest term. "APEC blue" was coined by Chinese netizens to describe Beijing's clear blue skies during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in November.

          After the short-lived blue skies during the APEC meeting, Beijing and its neighboring cities were again shrouded in smog, forcing many people to use facemasks as protection against high levels of PM 2.5 in the atmosphere. The term "APEC blue" reflects people's longing for blue skies and clean air not only in Beijing but also the rest of the country. It also reflects people's hope that the government will take strict measures to reduce air pollution.

          Another set of words, qie xing qie zhen xi (meaning "we should cherish love as our marriage goes along"), is the other favorite to win the most votes. The words come from the micro blog post of actress Ma Yili, who posted them in response to the exposure of her husband and TV actor Wen Zhang's extramarital affair. Ma's reaction, though criticized by many, has caught the imagination of the public because similar scandals were exposed this year, along with news of high-profile divorce cases and marital conflicts of other celebrities.

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