The phrase comes from Duwang, the nickname for a famously rough fan translation of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4, Diamond is Unbreakable. In that version the town of Morioh was rendered as Duwang, and villain Yoshikage Kira's admiration for his home became the line what a beautiful Duwang. JoJo fans shared screenshots of the awkward translation for years, turning its earnest errors into in-jokes, and the line survived as the most quoted example, reused whenever someone wants to praise a place with mock sincerity.
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A male voice says what a beautiful Duwang, the infamous JoJo's Bizarre Adventure line from the fan translation, used for ironic scenic reactions.
A calm male voice delivers the line what a beautiful Duwang with slow, dreamy admiration, stretching the moment as if gazing over a perfect town at sunrise. The delivery is completely sincere, which makes the famously awkward wording sound strangely poetic. Listeners familiar with the mistranslation hear the joke instantly, while everyone else hears an oddly peaceful compliment to a place that does not exist. That mix of serenity and nonsense gives the clip its charm and makes even ordinary scenery feel grand, significant and slightly suspicious in the best meme way.
