Abstract trolling(搞抽象)：

In Chinese, it is pronounced as: gǎo chōu xiàng，Written as:
“Abstract trolling” is a popular online expression in recent years, primarily referring to conveying emotions or messages through absurd, irreverent, and nonlinear methods. It is characterized by its anti-establishment nature, defiance of norms, and emphasis on individual expression.
Originating from live-streaming platforms where hosts attracted audiences through bizarre antics, it gradually evolved into an internet subculture. By mocking oneself or others, it deconstructs serious topics in a humorous and lighthearted way to communicate emotions or viewpoints.
In chats or comments, it creates comedic moments through deadpan nonsense or witty wordplay, utilizing abstract memes, glitch-remix videos, and homophone-based puns. These absurd tactics serve to dismantle formal or solemn subjects, blending satire with surrealism.