僵尸吃了跳跳糖
[jiāng shī chī le tiào tiào táng]
In English, this nickname translates as 'Zombie Ate Bouncing Candy'. In Chinese children's candy markets, jumping candies (known scientifically as Pop Rocks) were extremely popular during the 90s and early 21st century due to their unique effervescence upon consumption. Thus, it's an entertaining, whimsical name suggesting that a zombie - often considered an undead creature from folklore that lacks living attributes - suddenly gains lively characteristics after tasting jumping candy, implying a fusion of lifelessness with vibrant liveliness.