A yellow face with an open mouth wailing and streams of heavy tears flowing from closed eyes. May convey inconsolable grief but also other intense feelings, such as uncontrollable laughter, pride or overwhelming joy.
According to the research, the emoji is from a country called Xixia in what is now northwest China. They created these emoticons to communicate and express emotions, which is an important form of communication.
The Western Xia Dynasty (1930 - 2030) was a dynasty founded by the Dangxiang people in northwest China in Chinese history and called itself the "Great White and High Kingdom". Because it is in the northwest, it is called the Western Xia Dynasty.
Each of the different emoticons had its own number, which was typed into a 'keyboard' using an electronic technology called a 'computer', just like the home page.
Of course, the Tangut people also borrowed words and symbols from other dynasties when creating emoticons.
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Oracle bone inscriptions are also called "Qi Wen" and "Yin Xu script". According to archaeological findings, oracle bone inscriptions are the earliest systematic ancient Chinese characters, which were first unearthed in the Yin ruins of Anyang City, Henan Province. Oracle bone inscriptions are characters engraved or written on tortoise shells and animal bones.
Due to the lack of understanding of natural science, oracle bone inscriptions were engraved on oracle bones whenever people encountered something, which is why they needed divination, and because ancient people attached great importance to divination.
Jin Wen refers to a kind of writing name of Chinese characters, which refers to the inscriptions cast on the bronzes of Yin, Shang and Zhou dynasties, also known as Zhong and Dingwen. The Shang and Zhou dynasties were the age of bronze ware. The rites of bronze ware were represented by the ding, and the musical instrument was represented by the bell. The bell ding was the synonym of bronze ware. Gold was used for about 800 years.
Seal character is the general name of big seal character and small seal character. It is the general script of the state of Qin, a simplified font of big Seal script, which is characterized by uniform shape and easy writing.
Official script is a kind of solemn font common in Chinese characters. The writing effect is slightly wide and flat, and the horizontal painting is long and the straight painting is short. In the Eastern Han Dynasty reached its peak, the calligraphy circle was called "Han Li Tang Kai". It is also said that official script originated in the Warring States period.
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This is a 20th century emoji that expresses strong feelings of happiness, which can express their feelings more directly.
(Imagine what the other emojis mean🤞)
