🇨🇳 Flag: China emoji meaning

🇨🇳 shows the flag of China: a red field with one large yellow star and four smaller yellow stars in the upper left corner. People use it to refer to China, Chinese people, or Chinese culture and food. It also appears in posts about travel to cities like Beijing or Shanghai, Chinese national teams, and news about the country.

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🇨🇳 How people use it

  • Mentioning a trip to Beijing, Shanghai or elsewhere in China
  • Cheering for Chinese athletes or national teams
  • Talking about Chinese food, language study or culture

Example messages

Landed in Shanghai 🇨🇳 the skyline is unreal

Starting my Mandarin classes next week 🇨🇳

Similar emojis

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Emoji details

Nameflag: China
CodepointsU+1F1E8 U+1F1F3
CategoryFlags
KeywordsCN, flag

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FAQ

What does the 🇨🇳 flag: China emoji mean?

🇨🇳 shows the flag of China: a red field with one large yellow star and four smaller yellow stars in the upper left corner. People use it to refer to China, Chinese people, or Chinese culture and food. It also appears in posts about travel to cities like Beijing or Shanghai, Chinese national teams, and news about the country.

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