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Description: The term "lao nu" mentioned by streamers is a Chinese internet slang referring to women who abandon ... | Videos | Gan Jing World - Technology for Humanity | Video & Movie Streaming

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The term "lao nu" mentioned by streamers is a Chinese internet slang referring to women who abandon their dignity and trade their soul and body for money. "Lao nu" originally came from the local Cantonese term for people from other provinces working in Guangdong, where those who spoke Mandarin were called "lao song," meaning "old brother" in Mandarin. Later, the term "lao nu" emerged, specifically referring to young women from other provinces who spoke Mandarin, and eventually evolved to describe women who are vain, greedy, and eager to gain an advantage or "make a quick profit."