A humble Japanese side dish has inspired parents to squash their babies' faces in a bizarre trend which is sweeping Instagram.
一道普普通通的日本輔菜啟發(fā)了眾多的青年父母,他們都去捏自家北鼻的臉蛋,這股詭譎的風(fēng)潮正風(fēng)行于Instagram。
Rice balls, which are a triangular-shaped accompaniment to many meals in the country, have been elevated to international meme status - and the results are adorable.
飯團(tuán)是一種三角形的日本食物,與許多主食搭配食用,現(xiàn)在這種食物平步青云,一舉成為了世界人民模仿的對(duì)象——模仿的結(jié)果非常萌萌噠。
When one father Masahiro Ehara from Tokyo squished his baby's face with his hands and posted it to the social media site, the hashtag #RiceBallBaby was born.
自從一位來自東京的名叫Masahiro Ehara的父親用手把自家孩子的臉捏成飯團(tuán)狀并發(fā)布到社交網(wǎng)之后,#飯團(tuán)臉北鼻 這個(gè)標(biāo)簽就誕生了。
One Instagram user posted his picture with the caption that he 'wanted to get in on this Japanese trend where you hold a baby's cheeks to look like a Japanese rice ball'.
一位Instagram網(wǎng)友上傳了自己的照片,標(biāo)題稱其“要參與這股捏起嬰兒的臉,讓他看起來像一只日本飯團(tuán)的風(fēng)潮”。(來源:滬江英語)