No. 8,629 in Chinese
x龍無業
The phrase "x龍無業" (where "x" is often replaced with a specific word) is a Chinese internet slang term used humorously to describe unemployed individuals, often implying idleness or staying at home like a "dragon."
In a sentence
龙无业是一种社会现象。
'Unemployed dragon' is a social phenomenon.
龙无业 describes a situation often metaphorically marked by lack of employment or direction.
这一代青年中存在一些龙无业的情况。
There are cases of 'unemployed dragon' among the youth generation.
龙无业 is used to characterize a broader societal issue among a demographic group.
他失去了工作，现处于龙无业的状态。
He lost his job and is now in a 'unemployed dragon' state.
龙无业 explicitly refers to an individual's current unemployment status.
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