In Conversation | Making sense of touching fish, lying flat, letting it rot and sang culture

A number of curious phrases have popped up lately in China, as a new internet-native generation join the workforce and find themselves getting knocked about by office politics and social pressures. 

In this episode, a Shanghai-based worker joins me to explain these terms.

Sang culture - 丧文化

Lying flat - 躺平

Let it rot - 摆烂

Neijuan - 奶卷

Touching fish - 摸鱼