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➿️ double curly loop (emoji style)

The "Double Curly Loop" emoji ➿️ is a symbol that is all about loops and continuity♾. It's designed as two curly loops, resembling a loose coil or a looped piece of string🧶. This design can represent continuity, repetition, or the idea of something being looped or tied together. The ➰ emoji, often seen as a loop or a curl, is also interpreted by some as representing curly hair. However, in some contexts, ➿️ is used as a connector or refers to springs. On social networks, people will also use it as a cute symbol to decorate their texts. Compared with the ➰ curly loop, the double curly loop is more cute and strong.
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➿︎ double curly loop (text style)

The "Double Curly Loop" emoji ➿︎ is a symbol that is all about loops and continuity♾. It's designed as two curly loops, resembling a loose coil or a looped piece of string🧶. This design can represent continuity, repetition, or the idea of something being looped or tied together. The ➰ emoji, often seen as a loop or a curl, is also interpreted by some as representing curly hair. However, in some contexts, ➿︎ is used as a connector or refers to springs. On social networks, people will also use it as a cute symbol to decorate their texts. Compared with the ➰ curly loop, the double curly loop is more cute and strong.
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➰️ curly loop (emoji style)

The "Curly Loop" emoji ➰️ is a symbol that is all about loops and continuity♾. It's designed as a simple, curly loop, resembling a loose coil or a looped piece of string🧶. This design can represent continuity, repetition, or the idea of something being looped or tied together. The ➰️ emoji, often seen as a loop or a curl, is also interpreted by some as representing curly hair. However, in many contexts, especially written communication, this emoji can be used to signify something that's ongoing, repetitive, or interconnected. For example, someone might use the Curly Loop emoji to say “I love you forever” or “This song is on repeat” or “The universe is endless”. The ➰️ emoji can also be used as a decorative element or a separator in a text.
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➰︎ curly loop (text style)

The "Curly Loop" emoji ➰︎ is a symbol that is all about loops and continuity♾. It's designed as a simple, curly loop, resembling a loose coil or a looped piece of string🧶. This design can represent continuity, repetition, or the idea of something being looped or tied together. The ➰︎ emoji, often seen as a loop or a curl, is also interpreted by some as representing curly hair. However, in many contexts, especially written communication, this emoji can be used to signify something that's ongoing, repetitive, or interconnected. For example, someone might use the Curly Loop emoji to say “I love you forever” or “This song is on repeat” or “The universe is endless”. The ➰︎ emoji can also be used as a decorative element or a separator in a text.
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👀2025 Emoji Preview: Discover The Latest Updates!
Introduction to the New Emojis in Emoji 16.0Face with Bags Under EyesFingerprintRoot VegetableLeafless TreeHarpShovelSplatterEmoji16.0 Update Time Recently, the Chair of the Emoji Subcommittee, Jennifer Daniel, published a blog📃 titled 'New emoji coming at you in 2025'. In the blog, she revealed for the first time the 7 new emojis set to be released in 2025🆕. According to her, in early November, the Unicode Technical Committee held their last meeting of 2023. The meeting discussed and decided that Emoji 16.0 will be updated in 2025, and this update will include the 7 emojis shown in the following image: Although the number of emojis updated this time is not large, each was decided upon by the Unicode Consortium after comprehensive consideration. According to Jennifer's blog, these emojis either have deep historical roots📚️ or possess a richness of usage adaptable to various contexts. I believe that they will play a significant role in further enhancing the completeness and diversity of the existing emojis. The moment I saw this emoji, a sense of familiarity overwhelmed me... This is exactly me, who is dead tired every day but still has to go to work!🥹 Nowadays, under the relentless pressures of life that keep emerging, 'tiredness' has become the deepest feeling experienced by many people daily💔. However, in the existing emojis, there aren't many that can accurately convey this feeling. Additionally, this emoji can perfectly represent staying up late, a habit of many people, especially young people. So, maybe this emoji will become a top trend in 2025🤔 Fingerprints are the patterns on the skin of our fingers🖐️. As a symbol of individual uniqueness, the history of fingerprints can be traced back to ancient Babylon around 1000 BC, when people began using fingerprints as signatures. It's estimated that this emoji will often appear in contexts related to identity🆔, security, and privacy in the future. In this update, the vegetable emoji family welcomes a new member👏Although this emoji was designed as a radish in the draft, its official name is 'Root Vegetable', so it can broadly represent a range of vegetables whose edible parts are roots or stems. Actually, the Unicode Consortium often names certain emojis after a category so that they can represent various items within that category. For example, 🥬 is called 'Leafy Green' rather than cabbage or lettuce, and 🌲 is called 'Evergreen Tree' rather than a specific type of tree. Leafless trees generally refer to trees that have lost all their leaves due to seasonal changes☀️❄️ or environmental degradation. They usually have a dual meaning, reflecting not only the cyclical changes of nature and seasons but also the deeper cultural significance of life's passing and the passage of time⌛. This emoji may be used in the future to represent environmental issues, such as seasonal abnormalities caused by climate change, or to symbolically depict the fragility and decline🍂 of life. The harp is one of the oldest stringed instruments in human history. The earliest harps appeared in ancient Egypt and Sumer and later became widespread in regions such as Asia, the Americas, and Europe. It is not only a symbol of music🎶 but also one of the emblems of Ireland🇮🇪. After Ireland's independence in 1922, the harp pattern began to be used on the Coat of arms of Ireland and the seal of the President of Ireland. A shovel is a common tool in our daily lives, but this emoji can also be used as a verb to describe some actions, such as shoveling soil, digging holes, and even attacking someone. Therefore, it will be suitable for use in combination with other emojis, like with 🌲 (Evergreen Tree) to represent 'planting a tree', or with 🕳 (Hole) to signify 'digging a trap'. This is the only non-physical object emoji among all the new additions. What is it? You can think of it as a liquid spilled🫗 on the ground, or as a stain splashed on a wall, or even use it to represent the abstract concept of 'bursting'. In any case, this should also be an emoji that provides great scope for everyone's creativity, and I am already looking forward to your imaginative ideas about how to use it!🤩 Although the plan for the release of new emojis has been announced, the update of Emoji 16.0 will have to wait for some time, as Emoji 15.1, released this year, hasn't been fully updated yet🐌. As of now, the platforms that have updated to Emoji 15.1 are only Google and Samsung. The following image shows their designs for Emoji 15.1: According to the usual schedule📅, the Unicode Consortium will officially release Emoji 16.0 in September 2024, and major platforms will start updating new emojis in October 2024, with most completing the update by 2025. That's all for this blog! Are there any new emojis that you are particularly looking forward to? Or do you already have some creative ideas💡 for using them❓️ Please feel free to share your thoughts and ideas in the comments! See you in the next blog!👋

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😮The Revelry Of Emoji Culture On China's Social Media Platforms
Emoji 'Memes' or 'Gags' of Chinese CultureThe "🙂" emoji is NOT a genuine smile!🐂, the Chinese version of 🐐?🥵 You are so hot, even burns me!🤺 Retreat! Retreat! Retreat!🍵 Be careful with green tea...Emoji Combos Surely Shine on Chinese Social Media🌶︎🐔 Not a good word, but...🍌🟢 Hey, relax!🍄😋⚰️ Watch out for those brightly-colored mushrooms!😅🫒🤏 Mind your own business!Custom Emoji Memes in Chinese Social MediaWhile emojis are a global phenomenon, each region has tailored their use to reflect its unique culture and sensibilities. For instance, 🥑 in the United States symbolizes being basic, 😇 on Japanese social media implies doomed, and 👍 in the Middle East is not taken positively but rather is seen as an insult. And China with its vast history and dynamic internet culture, has cultivated an emoji ecosystem unlike any other. Just dive with us into the depths of China's emoji culture, where emojis also can unfold a myriad of funny stories and emotions. Emojis in China aren't just used to enhance a message; they have Internet trends, puns, and even cultural nuances behind them, which transform them into unique symbols that can invoke laughter or deep emotion. And the journey into this digital folklore begins with identifying some classic trending emojis👇.This 🙂 little fellow is globally recognized as the "slightly smiling face." It's mostly used as elsewhere: to convey a mild sense of happiness or contentment. But be careful! More often, it serves as a mocking smile, dripping with irony, or as the "polite-but-maybe-not-so-happy" face. Sometimes, it even hints at anger! It's like tossing out a "wtf are you talking about?" or a sarcastic "REALLY?" when you chat on Chinese social media. 🔺"Sorry babe, got called into work tonight. Gotta cancel our date today😢." "🙂"-Don't be fooled by this smile; your girlfriend is on the brink of being upset. Better think of a way to comfort her RIGHT NOW!Did you know that in China, this sturdy beast isn't just about plowing fields? "牛" (niú) can translate to "awesome" or "impressive." It's similar to how 🐐 (GOAT) is used in English contexts, both pointing to the top-tier folks or the most outstanding actions. So, when someone's being totally cool, in China, they might just be "牛"! Besides, in Chinese social media, the 🐂 emoji isn't just riding solo. Combos like 🐂🍺, 🐂👍, and 🐂🐝 are popping up so frequently. Think of them as fun ways to say, "You're so bad ass" or "That's awesome!" So, if you see a friend drop a 🐂🍺 in response to your latest post, you've just earned some major props! 🔺In this context, 🐂🍺 conveys admiration for the Chinese team's gold medal achievement🥇.Feeling hot and bothered? Well, this flushed face isn't only about the summer heat. On platforms like Weibo or WeChat, it's also got a flirty twist! This flushed face can cheekily hint that you're "hot" (烧)👙 for someone, or that someone is so drop-dead gorgeous, they're practically setting you ablaze. So, if someone drops a 🥵 on your selfie, they might just be saying, "You're sooooo hot" in more ways than one. 🔺In this case, the 🥵 is a vulgar (even nsfw) joke, used to express some kind of intense emotion, and looks like oestrus and online indecency😅.Now, you'd think this fencing action would be all about sports, right? However, as one of the most famous emojis on Chinese social media, the 🤺 emoji has a special meaning that indicates retreat or get away (‘退🤺退🤺退🤺’). This viral trend originates from an amusing altercation between aPISS OFFstreet vendor and a car owner in 2022. the vendor lady, mid-argument, starts stomping her feet, wielding her hand like she's fencing, and fervently chanting: "退! 退! 退!" (Retreat! Retreat! Retreat!). This quirky act quickly became a hit among users, and an emoji inspired by the incident has since exploded in popularity across online platforms. 🔺It's a funny way to say 'PISS OFF!'.Tea is a significant cultural importance thing in China, and not just in the way you might think. Sure, to many, the 🍵 emoji might just mean a comforting cuppa. But in the world of Chinese digital contexts, it mostly indicates “绿茶(lǜchá)”, and often hints at someone who seems innocent on the surface but is deceptively cunning and manipulative behind the scenes, especially in romantic relationships. It's a bit like calling someone a "conniving bi*ch" in English, but with a side of tea! 🔺Jade (portrayed by Alexandra Daddario) from the TV series 'Why Women Kill', is definitely One of the classic "Green Tea".In the realm of social media, the emergence of emoji combos has unfolded a new layer of communication through. Emojis combined in sequence can create unique meanings, turning them into mini-narratives or expressions:A chili pepper and a chicken emoji side by side - you'd be forgiven for thinking it represents a spicy dish😋. But not quite! In the world of Chinese internet slang, it's a play on the word "垃圾" (laji), which translates to "trash" or "garbage". When combined these 2 emojis, it’s a cheeky way to call someone a "loser". So, the next time you see these emojis used in tandem, it might not be about food, but a playful (or not-so-playful) jab! You'll often spot it on social media or in online games, where users deploy it to call someone 'LOSER' or suggest they're terrible at the game🎮. 🔺Here are 2 angry netizens😰Another emoji wordplay is this 🍌🟢 combo! Just like the chili and chicken combo, here's another pair that's based on phonetics rather than direct representation. The combination of "蕉" (banana) and "绿" (green) sounds eerily similar to "焦虑" (jiāo lǜ), which means "anxious" in English. So, when netizens use the banana and green emojis together, they're not planning a fruity salad but instead signaling that they're feeling pretty anxious. 🔺This user's getting all jittery realizing half of 2023 has zoomed by—and honestly, same here🍌🟢😢!This emoji combo is the emoji version of a children's rhyme from China's Yunnan-Guizhou region: "红伞伞，白杆杆，吃完一起躺板板(Bright red top, with a stark white stem, eat it and you might never wake up again.)" It's a fun way to caution against the hazards of eating wild mushrooms, especially since a vivid red cap can indicate toxicity. While foraging for wild mushrooms is a culinary adventure in this region, netizens love to use these emojis as a playful reminder to tread carefully. This emoji combo pops up a lot between June and October. After all, it's prime time for wild mushrooms to thrive, but also the peak season for poisonous mushroom incidents😱. For the Chinese youth who love surfing the web, this combo definitely rings a bell. It's the emoji rendition of a popular meme: "Are you Okay? Have some liuliumei." This meme traces its roots back to a catchy ad line, famously endorsed by the celebrity Yang Mi, for sour plum candied fruit. The original line went something like, "If there is nothing to do, just have some sour plums." It was a lighthearted suggestion to munch on sour plums whenever one had a bit of downtime. But, you know how the internet works, right? The phrase evolved, now often thrown around as a way to say, "If you've got nothing better to do, just eat something and mind your own business!" It's cheekily used across social media platforms, usually to suggest that someone's making a fuss over nothing or poking their nose where it doesn't belong.One of the standout uses of emojis on several Chinese social media, is that the users will create their own emoji stickers by combining some of the emojis together, to express more delicate emotions or just for fun. This has given birth to countless viral custom stickers, amplifying personal conversations and enhancing the richness of online expression These emoji memes can be broadly categorized into three types: phonetic puns, modern idiomatic expressions, and original creations. Sometimes it's about meshing different emojis to craft a unique message, and other times it involves deconstructing and reassembling parts of emojis into a brand-new expression (think something along the lines of Google's Emoji Kitchen). 🔺Phonetic Puns: Emojis are mashed up together to represent words or phrases that sound similar. 🔺Modern Idiomatic Expressions: These are fresh takes on traditional or modern sayings or phrases, adapted for the digital age. 🔺Original Creations: These are entirely new expressions created from Chinese internet culture, usually based on real life. If you're itching to dip your toes into the fun world of emoji memes, swing by our Emoji Maker tool and craft your very own personalized emoji masterpiece! Dive in and let your digital creativity shine! 🎨🤩 Diving into China's emoji world is like exploring a digital amusement park! From trendy emojis that pop up on the internet, to those hilarious pun-combos that make you giggle, and the cool stickers that let everyone be a mini artist. It's clear: Chinese netizens sure know how to have fun with their keyboard. So, the next time you send an emoji, think of the fun stories it might tell on the other side of the world!

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🛠International Workers' Day

International Workers' Day is a public holiday that celebrates the contributions and achievements of workers around the world. It is typically observed on May 1st. The holiday was established to commemorate the eight-hour workday movement🪧. Today, Labor Day is celebrated with parades, speeches, and other events that recognize the importance of the labor movement and the contributions of workers to society. We gathered some emojis that related to the Labor Day in this topic, hope you enjoy.
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🌏Earth Day

Earth Day is a global event celebrated on April 22nd each year to raise awareness and appreciation for the planet's environment and the need to protect it🛡. It is a call to action for individuals, organizations, and governments to work together to protect our beautiful planet for future generations.
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