
In this episode of Round Table, Niu Honglin, Steve, and Laiming discuss the evolving landscape of taboo language among younger generations, particularly Gen Z. They explore how traditional swear words have lost their impact due to desensitization through social media, while slurs targeting identity groups are now considered more offensive. The conversation touches on the role of intent, cultural differences in perceiving offensive language, and the responsibility of media professionals in shaping public perception of appropriate language. The hosts share personal anecdotes and opinions, debating the significance of swear words versus slurs and offering advice on how to address the use of such language by younger individuals.
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