自由时报13/06/2026CultureChina
Emoji Usage Divides Generations on Social Media
L'essentiel
- Younger generations on Threads are using emojis like 'crying face' and 'skull' to express extreme laughter, while the classic 'laughing-crying' emoji is seen as outdated.
- Standard 'smile' now implies coldness, and 'upside-down face' signifies wry resignation.
- Emoji strings are also replacing text for expressing complex ideas and invitations.
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Younger generations on Threads are using emojis like 'crying face' and 'skull' to express extreme laughter, while the classic 'laughing-crying' emoji is seen as outdated. Standard 'smile' now implies coldness, and 'upside-down face' signifies wry resignation. Emoji strings are also replacing text for expressing complex ideas and invitations.
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