校园八大堕落文化技术总结.ppt

With the rapid development of e-commerce in China, the list of stuff you can’t buy from the Internet is shrinking greatly. The diverse tastes and fearless fashion sense of the new generation of customers have pushed sellers’ boundaries of innovation . Here are some of the most creative and eye-popping products for sale from Taobao, China’s largest online shopping platform. Now is your chance to frame your face with your favorite food. These whimsical earrings are made in the shapes of dumplings, fried eggs and bacon: a feast for the eyes. The paintings managed to give the classic Tang dynasty (AD 618-907) style portraits a modern touch by featuring contemporary inventions including the hair dryer, selfie stick and, amusingly, the minions from Despicable Me(《神偷奶爸》) For about 20 yuan ($3.2) a day, you could buy a cyber sweetheart from Taobao. They are real people who will phone you to say good morning, wish you sweet dreams as you lay in bed at night, listen to your complaints and give you encouragement in between. You can even customize the personality of your untouchable lover. Doge, the Shiba Inu dog behind the greatest meme the Internet has yet to see, has also become an inspiration for Taobao sellers. The hand muff/pillow with the shape and likeness of Doge’s head enables the buyers to take amusing photos and plaster(粘贴) multicolored(多彩的) text on them to imitate the inner monologue(独白) of the dog. Unseemly campus cultures revealed 校园里的八大堕落文化 NO.1 1、Prison-like management 管理监狱化 Despite college students` increasing awareness of freedom, all schools still apply old-style management. Therefore, freedom-seeking students escape from the strictly managed dorms to rent apartments in nearby communities. To avoid off-campus problems, universities should consider relaxing the rules. Obscenities are oral pollution. The filthy(肮脏的) words turn the campus environment from a peaceful well-educated one into squalid neighborhood of rude residents. College s