"duang" itself is an onomatopoeia, indicating the sound made by objects colliding.
In the real context, because of Jackie Chan and false advertising, the word duang means that it suddenly comes, suddenly it gets better, and suddenly it comes. mean.
In modern Chinese, there is no word duang. However, in the northern dialect of my country, especially in the Jizhong generation (mainly in Dingzhou), when people describe two things colliding, they usually say "duang collided all of a sudden".
In Internet slang, it is no longer clear who first used the word "duang". However, when people in central Hebei, especially Dingzhou, cannot spell the sound "duang" when chatting online, they use pinyin instead.
The onomatopoeic word "duang" became popular in mainland China because of Jackie Chan.
In 2004, Jackie Chan took over the filming of a Bawang shampoo commercial. It later turned out that this advertisement was suspected of false propaganda and was combined with another advertisement by netizens to make a spoof video.
In the video, there is the onomatopoeia word "duang".
This "duang" became popular and became one of the Internet buzzwords.