๐ฒ stands for traditional Chinese dress, especially the gua pi mao cap, and people use it when talking about Chinese culture, costumes or history. The Apple artwork shows a smiling yellow face wearing a red cap with a green top and a round yellow button at the front.
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The cap is a gua pi mao, a traditional Chinese hat. In practice the emoji is not used very often, and its meaning depends heavily on intent. Some people use it for Lunar New Year, history topics or costumes. Others have used it to mock Chinese or East Asian people, so many readers see it as a stereotype and find it uncomfortable. If someone sends it to describe a person's ethnicity, it can come across as rude. It has no common romantic or slang meaning.
It rarely appears in everyday chat. When it does, it usually refers to traditional Chinese clothing or a costume, but it can read as a stereotype if aimed at a person.
When used in jokes about someone's looks or background, it is read as a racial caricature and can get posts reported or removed.
My grandpa still has one of these old caps ๐ฒ
Lunar New Year dinner tonight ๐ฒ๐งง
Found this hat at the costume shop ๐ฒ
That period drama has amazing costumes ๐ฒ๐ฎ
| ๐ฒ๐ป vs ๐ง | ๐ง shows a person wearing a headscarf, while ๐ฒ shows a traditional Chinese skullcap. |
|---|---|
| ๐ฒ๐ป vs ๐ณ | ๐ณ shows a person wearing a turban, while ๐ฒ shows a small round cap. |
| Name | person with skullcap: light skin tone |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F472 U+1F3FB |
| Category | People |
| Keywords | cap, chinese, gua, guapi, hat, mao, person, pi, skullcap |
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๐ฒ stands for traditional Chinese dress, especially the gua pi mao cap, and people use it when talking about Chinese culture, costumes or history. The Apple artwork shows a smiling yellow face wearing a red cap with a green top and a round yellow button at the front.
It can be. The emoji itself shows traditional clothing, but it is often used to stereotype or mock Chinese people, so many people avoid it.
It is a gua pi mao, a traditional Chinese skullcap. It is a round cap made of panels, usually topped with a knot or button.
You can, but ๐งง, ๐ฎ or ๐ are clearer and less likely to be misread. Those focus on the festival rather than on a person.
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