Kuda Lumpur Rumput

Kuda Lumpur Rumput atau Cǎonímǎ () adalah sebuah meme internet Tiongkok yang banyak dipakai sebagai eufemisme untuk frase kutuk cào nǐ mā (). Istilah tersebut adalah sebuah permainan latar untuk kata Mandarin cào nǐ mā (), yang merupakan sebuah kata umpatan dan merupakan salah satu dari 10 Makhluk Mitos yang dibuat dalam sebuah artikel hoax di Baidu Baike pada awal 2009. Ini menjadi fenomena kultus forum chat Internet di Tiongkok dan meraih perhatian pers di seluruh dunia, dengan video, kartun dan pernak-pernik dari hewan tersebut (yang dikatakan mirip alpaka), bermunculan.

Referensi

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Pranala luar 

 "CDT Launches the Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon", China Digital Times, 7 December 2010
 China Digital Times' Grass-mud Horse Lexicon, as retrieved by the Wayback Machine on 4 March 2016
 The official Mud Grass Horse Song in the original Chinese with English annotations.
 Sim Chi Yin, "Mythical creature a not-so-secret weapon against Net nannies", Straits Times, 27 March 2009
 
 

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