👉 The word 'zbn' in the context of the given sentence appears to be a term used for the Chinese character "屌丝" (zhī xuě). This word means "beggars" or "fool". In China, the term "屌丝" is often used to describe individuals who have poor social status and are considered unattractive or unsuitable for society. It can be used in a variety of contexts, including media and culture. As for the detailed definition of 'zbn', it refers to a group of people with low self-esteem and sense of inferiority who may engage in behaviors such as stealing, lying, and even committing crimes due to their low social status or lack of opportunities. In Chinese culture, 'zbn' is often associated with the idea that "good" people are always surrounded by wealth and good looks, while those who have difficulty standing out or who lack opportunities for advancement are often labeled as "beggars".
