Ever just wanna drop everything and go have fun for once? 🌊
That’s exactly what Chinese Gen Z say when they use the slang “去浪 (qù làng)” — a word that sounds like “go surf,” but really means to escape routines and live a little freer.

In this episode of Trendy Chinese 舌尖上的中文, we break down what “去浪” really means, how to use it naturally, and why it’s become a cultural mood in modern China.
Perfect for Mandarin learners, pop culture fans, or anyone curious about how Chinese slang reflects real life.

💡 You’ll Learn:

• What “去浪 (qù làng)” actually means (spoiler: it’s not about surfing)

• Real-life examples and pronunciation tips

• The mindset behind this viral buzzword among China’s Gen Z

• How to use it like a native speaker

📘 Learn with our Glossary:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HAK5LU3eeiq4pqiFeg72iNMwVat5vy9DtfAB8D2ideY/edit?usp=sharing

📺 Watch the full video episode + visuals on YouTube:
👉 www.youtube.com/@TrendyChinese

💬 Example Sentence:明天不想上班，只想去浪～(I don’t feel like working tomorrow — I just wanna go have fun!)

🎙️ About Trendy Chinese
We make modern Mandarin fun, trendy, and real.
From viral slang like 吃瓜 (chī guā) to emotional phrases like 白月光 (bái yuè guāng), we decode the words Chinese people actually use — and why they matter.
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