In recent years, "Buddha-like" has become a buzzword. According to one study, the search popularity of "Buddha-like" on WeChat is as high as 30 million indexes. Chinese teenagers are joining the "Buddha-like" craze. It is worth noting that a large number of studies have concluded that the concept of "Buddha-like" has always been closely associated with negative factors. This paper attempts to explore the perception and cultural representation of "Buddha-like" in the adolescents through qualitative and quantitative research methods, in order to further answer why "Buddha-like" has become a negative and negative "cultural precultural representation".
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