2025-12-05 18:37:05

Ever noticed how creators on TikTok started swapping out '逼' with '福' to dodge content filters?

What began as a workaround for platform censorship has morphed into something bigger. The character substitution caught on, and now it's basically its own meme—people use '福' even when they're not trying to bypass any review system.

Funny how these digital survival tactics sometimes create their own cultural currency. The internet finds a way.

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ImpermanentLossEnjoyer

· 7h ago

Haha, the platform is really shooting itself in the foot. The more they try to block it, the more popular it gets.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 12-06 01:38

Haha, this trick is brilliant. Netizens have really turned evasion into an art form.

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OneBlockAtATime

· 12-05 19:06

Haha, I saw through this trick a long time ago. Netizens are just this smart... --- Fuge culture is really something else. At first, it was just to avoid censorship, now it’s become a universal meme. --- To put it simply, it’s a cat-and-mouse game—when the platform plugs one hole, we open ten more. --- This is what you call cultural innovation. Censorship actually gave rise to new memes. --- Fufu, just one word saved the entire creative circle. --- The imagination of netizens is truly impressive. The authorities can never predict the next move.

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