Gei Li (给力), literally meaning 'to give power' or 'to be forceful,' is a massive Chinese internet slang term that rose to prominence around 2010. It originally gained traction through the Chinese-dubbed version of the Japanese anime 'Gag Manga Hiyori' and quickly evolved into a universal expression for 'cool,' 'awesome,' or 'impressive.' The term became so popular that it inspired the Chinglish adjective 'gelivable' and even received recognition in mainstream Chinese media. In meme culture, Gei Li is used to react to positive news, high-energy situations, or anything that provides a sense of excitement and support, capturing a unique blend of modern digital linguistics and enthusiastic praise.