净身出户
释义 DEFINITION
『净身出户』字面意思指『清洁身体离开家门』，现主要包含两种含义：
- 法律语境：特指离婚时一方自愿或被迫放弃全部共同财产，仅携带个人物品离开
- 网络戏谑：延伸用于形容任何『被迫放弃所有、从头开始』的窘境，常见于职场吐槽或游戏场景
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DEFINITION
Literally meaning 'cleansed body leaving the household', this term has evolved with dual meanings:
- Legal context: Refers to leaving a marriage without claiming any shared assets, comparable to 'uncontested divorce with property waiver' in Western law
- Internet culture: Satirical use describing situations where someone loses all possessions, similar to 'getting Thanos-snapped' in Marvel memes
Note: The dramatic phrasing reflects China's evolving marital property laws and dark humor about modern materialism.
ETYMOLOGY
The phrase gained modern traction after China's 2015 celebrity divorce case where pop star Wang Baoqiang announced on Weibo: 'I choose to leave with pure body and empty hands.' This Shakespearean-flavored declaration sparked 480k+ meme adaptations overnight.
Twitch-like platforms like Douyu later repurposed it for gaming culture. When streamer PDD lost all his virtual gear in Justice Online, fans spammed 'JSCH king born!' – similar to Western 'F in the chat' but with material deprivation humor.
Cultural insight: The term's popularity mirrors Chinese millennials' anxiety about financial security. As housing prices soar, even jokes about 'owning nothing' carry bitter realism, much like Western 'avocado toast generation' self-deprecation.