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The Purpose of Emoji Package and How to Avoid Misuse

The existence of emoji is to cleverly express emotions; Through a way of not saying anything, it interestingly conveys a signal of emotion; It has an effect of “silence is better than sound”.

But just like the release of real emotions, it needs to be moderate, expressed and released reasonably, rather than vented at will; Once morality is overly used, it can become a heavier form of moral coercion; Once emoji is overly used, or deliberately added with additional elements, it brings too much strange and negative energy, becomes confrontational, and expresses anger, it will gradually deviate from its original tone: cute, adorable, kind, and move towards the other side; Turning into a barrel of explosives that explode at any touch, dissatisfied everywhere and ready to explode at any moment;

At this point, the audience does not like this adorable character anymore, emoji has been ruined; It used to be Lingna Baier (Lina Baby), Doraemon, and now it’s Loopy, there will definitely be another one.

This is caused by the complexity of human nature itself. Some people who love playing with memes unknowingly project their personal emotions from life onto emoji; There is also a direct connection to the popularity of these doll IPs themselves; Because of sudden popularity, the attention is too high in a short period of time, some people who like to make fun, leave negative reviews, and have a lot of negative energy have found a space to operate; Especially for many online marketing accounts, they will leverage these traffic IPs to gain attention, consume traffic, and use negative information, clowning, making extreme opposition, and even creating smear campaigns to attract more attention;

Some of it is unconscious behavior, some of it is intentional;

All of this leads to the misuse and criticism of emoji, and then it is condemned, and eventually the enthusiasm of the audience decreases, and the IP and emoji disappear and are forgotten in a corner; Going viral on the internet using traffic, but ultimately being abandoned by traffic.

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To avoid the misuse of emoji, the method is also very simple;

Regain the rationality, goodwill, and positive energy of the crowd; Return to the rationality, objectivity, and goodwill of internet social interaction; Effective guidance of public opinion orientation, rational consumption, and rational admiration; Let the adorable characters remain adorable, dolls remain dolls, and IPs remain IPs; You can like them, chase the hot topics, and have a sense of belonging; But, don’t lose your sense of proportion, don’t lose basic judgment, and don’t be irrational;

Only then can you avoid extremes and not lose sight of your original intentions.

The Rise and Fall of Cute Emoji

In China, with its vast territory and numerous ethnic groups, there are different cultures, customs, and even writing systems among different ethnic groups. People who grow up in such an environment often have their own different habits, cognition, thinking, and comprehension abilities.

However, as a country, China also has its own unique cultural background, which is composed of serenity, restraint, and dignity, rather than various funny, silly, and cute elements.

You will rarely see Chinese staff members in important international venues doing funny actions. On the other hand, staff members from Europe and America often engage in dramatic scenes at important venues.

The mainstream of various “cute” emoticon packages emphasizes a sense of silliness and humor, which easily catches the attention when first introduced to the Chinese market. This is because Chinese young people often find novelty and interest in them.

But after a while, the inherent freshness fades away. At this time, people no longer see these “cute” emoticon packages as silly, adorable, or healing. Instead, they find them disgusting.

At this point, these “cute” emoticon packages are no longer seen as lovely, silly, or healing, and people gradually ruin them through satire and ridicule.

For example, Loopy from Korea has a round pink head, round eyes, and iconic buck teeth. At first glance, it gives a harmless and extremely cute impression. Disney’s Belle is also a cute character.

However, when the initial freshness is gone, people who cannot be healed will become extremely obsessed and move towards resentment and even the extreme of satirizing others.

In fact, there are very few emoticon packages that can maintain the initial favorability in people’s minds. Feelings change, and people tend to love the new and be tired of the old.

More importantly, although these “cute” emoticon packages may bring temporary comfort to people, they cannot provide ultimate healing for the various pits and defects within individuals.

Therefore, in order to prevent an emoticon package from being misused or overused, the creators should understand the culture of the country and ensure that their emoticon package characteristics align well with the cultural background of that country.

In the United States, humor is not a problem. The atmosphere in the United States is humorous. However, the essence of Chinese culture is not silliness or humor, but seriousness, dedication, concentration, restraint, and elegance.

In China, when children start their Chinese language classes in first grade, they are taught to sit and stand properly. They are taught to have a proper posture, not to sit as they please.

Furthermore, people should learn to seek inner peace when they are young. A person who constantly seeks inner peace is less likely to be obsessed with external things such as emoticon packages and become dependent on them.

By not being obsessed and not relying on external things like emoticon packages for healing, these individuals are less likely to experience disappointment or move towards the extreme of satire after being disappointed.

Moreover, a person who constantly seeks inner peace is less likely to be blinded by emotions and is more likely to have an objective understanding and a rational attitude towards everything in this world.

With rationality and objective understanding, people will not be trapped in a whirlpool of blind emotions, and they are less likely to be obsessed or become extreme, including with emoticon packages.

In addition, from the perspective of promoters, when promoting emoticon packages and other products, please do not blindly stimulate people’s obsession with your own products. When everyone goes crazy, collapse is not too far away.

In this world, nothing can stay at its peak forever. After reaching the peak, collapse is possible. It’s just a matter of the distance between the peak and the collapse.

When we think about this, it becomes easier for us to accept that cute emoticon packages can be ruined. Everything in the world has its own time and duration.

The Use and Misuse of Emoji Packages

Let’s start with some emoji packs before we proceed. The answer is at the bottom

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Loopy Little Beaver

Getting back to the point, for an emoji pack, the complete process is as follows:

1. The subject (including people, animals, virtual characters, etc.) has a vivid and lively image, suitable for making emoji packs.
2. Netizens are willing to create and spread derivative works.
3. After spreading, it becomes popular online.
4. Popularity increases the value of the subject (including commercial value, etc.).
5. Excessive derivatives or use result in negative influences, lowering the value of the subject.
6. Gradually replaced by new emoji packs, popularity decreases, entering a dormant period (in some cases, a revival may occur).

The so-called “misuse” refers to step 5, such as the negative impact caused to the individuals portrayed in derivative emoji packs of their image; or a brand’s image deviating from its original commercial positioning due to derivative works, resulting in losses, etc.

However, currently, apart from derivative emoji packs of individuals, there is basically no such “misuse” situation for other types of emoji packs.

Misuse and excessive use of emoji packs

Why do many people love to use emoji packs? Because the packs they use contain their current emotions, expressing a thousand words in a single picture, sometimes even surpassing face-to-face communication.

Misuse of emoji packs simply occurs when the user and the recipient have different interpretations of the same emoji pack. This is a common problem with traditional emojis.

Fortunately, most emoji packs now come with text explanations.

Of course, occasionally there may be situations where a meme is not understood, leading to misunderstandings. Generally, it can be explained with a simple explanation.

As for the excessive use of emoji packs, there’s not much to say. The user will not feel it is excessive, and the recipient’s standards vary from person to person and place to place. When using across different groups, just pay attention to the customs and preferences of the audience.

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The Definition of Bad, Misuse, and Excess and Why to Avoid Them

What is “bad”? What is “misuse”? What is “excessive”? Why should we avoid them?

Pink Sun Xiaochuan

Pink Sun Xiaochuan

Pink Sun Xiaochuan is a popular and beloved character in Chinese entertainment. Xiaochuan, as he is commonly referred to, is known for his cheerful and optimistic personality, as well as his signature pink-colored attire.

Xiaochuan is often portrayed as a mischievous and playful character in various TV shows, movies, and animations. He has a contagious laughter and a lovable smile that captures the hearts of many audiences.

His pink-colored clothing represents his vibrant and joyful spirit. Pink is often associated with happiness, love, and innocence, which perfectly aligns with Xiaochuan’s character. This color choice also adds a touch of uniqueness to his overall appearance.

Despite his mischievous nature, Xiaochuan is always kind-hearted and caring towards others. He brings joy and laughter wherever he goes, and his positive energy is truly infectious.

Pink Sun Xiaochuan has become an iconic figure in Chinese pop culture, beloved by people of all ages. His cheerful disposition and bright pink attire have made him a symbol of happiness and optimism. Whether he is on screen or in the hearts of fans, Xiaochuan continues to bring smiles and laughter to everyone he encounters.

That’s it.

Hmm, that’s how it is.

Cute Style X

Cute Style X

Traditional Style √

Is it cultural evolution to deconstruct, interpret, express and spread symbols?

First, ask if it is, then ask why.

Why do emoticons themselves have correct usage methods?

What is meant by misuse or excessive use?

Isn’t adding one’s own deconstruction, exposition, understanding, expression, and dissemination to a symbol exactly the process of cultural birth?

Better to Destroy Anime than Public Nudity.

Comparing the things in the two-dimensional world being overused to people in the three-dimensional world streaking on the streets, it’s still better, right?