Chinese language Emoji
Chinese language Emoji Combos
Chinese language Emoji Copy And Paste
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Chinese language emoji mean?
This emoji represents the national flag of China. It symbolizes Chinese culture and heritage.
How can I use the Chinese language 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 language emoji?
Some good combinations include:
- ๐จ๐ณ๐ - Learning Chinese
- ๐ฒโ๏ธ - Chinese Characters
- ๐๐จ๐ณ - Chinese Literature
How to Use Chinese language Emoji
On Mobile
Access your emoji keyboard and find the chinese language 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 language Emoji Meanings and Usage
Flag of China
This emoji represents the national flag of China. It symbolizes Chinese culture and heritage.
Red Dragon
This emoji represents a red dragon tile in Mahjong. It is often associated with Chinese traditions and games.
Chopsticks
This emoji shows a pair of chopsticks, commonly used in Chinese cuisine to eat food. It highlights the importance of dining culture in China.
Dragon
This emoji depicts a dragon, a significant symbol in Chinese mythology and folklore, representing power and strength.
Red Lantern
This emoji represents a red lantern, commonly used during Chinese festivals to symbolize celebration and illumination.
Steaming Bowl
This emoji shows a steaming bowl of noodles, representing a popular dish in Chinese cuisine enjoyed by many.
Tanabata Tree
This emoji represents a Tanabata tree, often associated with the Chinese Qixi Festival, symbolizing love and longing.
Red Envelope
This emoji shows a red envelope, traditionally given during Chinese New Year as a gift filled with money, symbolizing good luck.
Dragon Face
This emoji depicts a dragon face, often representing the mythical creature revered in Chinese culture for its strength and wisdom.
Japanese Castle
This emoji represents an ancient castle often stylized in a way similar to traditional Chinese architecture, highlighting historical significance.
Cherry Blossom
This emoji shows a cherry blossom flower, which is celebrated in Chinese culture for its beauty and is a symbol of spring.
Teacup Without Handle
This emoji represents a teacup, often used in Chinese tea ceremonies, showcasing the importance of tea in social settings.
Lion
This emoji depicts a lion, reminiscent of the stone lions often found guarding temples in Chinese culture, symbolizing protection.
Takeout Box
This emoji shows a takeout box, commonly used for carrying Chinese food, representing the growing global popularity of Chinese cuisine.
Party Popper
This emoji symbolizes celebration, often used during Chinese festivals and New Year festivities to express joy.
Red Lantern
This emoji represents a red lantern, commonly seen during Chinese festivals, symbolizing good fortune and celebration.
Panda
This emoji shows a panda, a beloved animal in China, representing the country's wildlife and conservation efforts.
Cooked Rice
This emoji represents a bowl of cooked rice, a staple food in Chinese meals, symbolizing nourishment and culture.
Chinese language Emoji Combinations and Meanings
Learning Chinese
Studying or discussing the Chinese language.
Chinese Characters
Writing or practicing Chinese characters.
Chinese Literature
Reading books or literature in Chinese.
Speaking Chinese
Talking or practicing spoken Chinese.
Chinese Class
Attending or discussing a class focused on the Chinese language.
Chinese Apps
Using apps to learn or communicate in Chinese.
No Chinese
Indicating a lack of knowledge in Chinese language.
Chinese Karaoke
Singing Chinese songs in karaoke.
Chinese Culture
Discussing or exploring Chinese culture and language.
Chinese Calendar
Referring to the lunar calendar used in Chinese culture.
Chinese Technology
Talking about advancements in Chinese tech, often in language context.
Chinese Food
Discussing Chinese cuisine while practicing the language.
Language Confusion
Feeling confused about Chinese language terms.
Chinese Teacher
Talking about or referring to a teacher of the Chinese language.
Chinese New Year
Celebrating the Chinese New Year and related traditions.
Chinese Movies
Watching or discussing Chinese films and their language.
Online Chinese Learning
Using online resources to learn Chinese.
Language Celebration
Celebrating achievements in learning the Chinese language.