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Do you know the Chinese character“囧” The pronouncation of 囧 is jiong3.I think it has the same meaning same pronouncation as "窘jiong3",means embarassed. Many 1990s use a lot of these wierd characters. It's difficult for our 80s to understand their thinking, their dressing and even their language and characters. There are a lot of mouth weaponries between 80s and 90s.

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Do you know the Chinese character "囧" ?

The pronunciation of 囧 is jiong3.  I think (that) it has the same meaning and the same pronouncation as 窘 "jiong3", which means "to be embarrassed".
[ N.B.  Please be aware of the spelling difference between "to pronounce (vt)" and "pronunciation (n)". ]

Many people (or: youths) born in the 1990s use a lot of these weird characters. It's difficult for our generation, born in the 80s, to understand their thinking, their dressing, and even their language and characters.
[ N.B.  The society does NOT consist of solely the generations in the 80s and in the 90s.  Hence, when writing similar sentences, please generalize the situation as much as possible.  For instance, you may rewrite the sentence as,
"It is difficult for older generations to understand ..." ]

There are a lot of mouth weaponries (口水戰: ~ wars of words) between the people born in the 80s and the ones born in the 90s.

Good day. / 祝 是日安好。

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