Chinese characters Emoji
Chinese characters Emoji Combos
Chinese characters Emoji Copy And Paste
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Chinese characters emoji mean?
This emoji represents the Japanese 'B' button, often used to denote something is available or can be used.
How can I use the Chinese characters emoji?
You can copy the emoji from this page using the copy button and paste it anywhere you want to use it, including text messages, social media, emails, etc.
What are good combinations with the Chinese characters emoji?
Some good combinations include:
- ๆฑๅญ๐ - Learning Characters
- ๐ด๐ - Chinese Symbols
- ๐จ๐ณโ๏ธ - Writing Chinese
How to Use Chinese characters Emoji
On Mobile
Access your emoji keyboard and find the chinese characters emoji, or simply copy it from this page and paste it into your message.
On Desktop
Copy the emoji from this page and paste it into your text. On Windows, you can also use Win + . (period) to open the emoji picker.
On Social Media
Copy and paste the emoji into your social media posts, emails, or any other web platform where you want to express yourself.
Chinese characters Emoji Meanings and Usage
Japanese โBโ Button
This emoji represents the Japanese 'B' button, often used to denote something is available or can be used.
Japanese โFree of Chargeโ Button
This emoji symbolizes that something is free or complimentary, commonly found in Asian contexts.
Japanese โApplicationโ Button
This emoji indicates an application or request, often seen in formal or official contexts.
Japanese โOpen for Businessโ Button
This emoji suggests that a place is open for business, commonly used in shops or restaurants.
Red Lantern
This emoji represents a traditional red lantern, often used in Chinese festivals and celebrations.
Tanabata Tree
This emoji depicts a Tanabata tree, representing a Japanese festival but is also part of East Asian celebrations.
Steaming Bowl
This emoji shows a steaming bowl of noodles, representing popular East Asian cuisine.
Chopsticks
This emoji represents a pair of chopsticks, commonly used for eating in Chinese and other Asian cultures.
Japanese Castle
This emoji shows a traditional Japanese castle, representing historical architecture in East Asia.
Dragon
This emoji depicts a dragon, a significant symbol in Chinese mythology and culture.
Red Envelope
This emoji represents a red envelope, traditionally given during Chinese New Year and other celebrations for good luck.
Cherry Blossom
This emoji shows a cherry blossom, a flower that is significant in East Asian culture, especially during spring.
Dragon Face
This emoji shows a dragon's face, symbolizing power and strength in Chinese culture.
Earth Globe Asia-Australia
This emoji represents the earth with a focus on the Asia and Australia region, highlighting geographical importance.
Dumpling
This emoji depicts a dumpling, a popular dish in Chinese cuisine, often enjoyed during celebrations.
Bento Box
This emoji shows a bento box, representing Asian meal culture, especially in Japanese and Chinese food practices.
Bubble Tea
This emoji represents bubble tea, a popular drink that originated in Taiwan and is widely enjoyed in Chinese culture.
Red Lantern
This emoji shows a red lantern, often used in Chinese festivals, symbolizing celebration and prosperity.
Chinese characters Emoji Combinations and Meanings
Learning Characters
Studying or discussing Chinese characters in an educational context.
Chinese Symbols
Referring to Chinese characters or symbols, often seen in signage.
Writing Chinese
Expressing the act of writing or learning Chinese language.
Traditional Writing
Discussing traditional Chinese writing or calligraphy.
Reading Chinese
Engaging with Chinese texts or literature.
Art of Calligraphy
Referring to the artistic aspect of writing Chinese characters.
Teaching Chinese
Discussing lessons or classes focused on Chinese language.
Character Study
Researching or analyzing specific Chinese characters.
Global Chinese
Talking about the worldwide use and learning of Chinese characters.
Character Mastery
Celebrating progress in mastering Chinese characters.
Character Confusion
Expressing confusion or curiosity about a Chinese character.
Writing Practice
Practicing writing Chinese characters on paper.
Language Exchange
Discussing language exchange involving Chinese characters.
Typing Chinese
Using a computer to type in Chinese characters.
Character Learning
Engaging in learning new Chinese characters.
Speaking Chinese
Talking about speaking or practicing Chinese language.
Alphabet vs Characters
Comparing alphabetic languages with Chinese characters.
Academic Chinese
Discussing formal education in Chinese language and characters.
Character Puzzle
Solving puzzles or games involving Chinese characters.