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Extension information 1. The emoticon network not only changes the speed and quality of human information dissemination, but also greatly enriches the way human expressions convey meaning, forming a unique network language, which is dominated by a large number of non-verbal emoticons.

its characteristics.

Emoticons are used to vividly present and describe non-verbal messages in daily face-to-face communication, making both parties feel like hearing their voices and seeing them.

2. History of the development of emoticons On September 19, 1982, Professor Scott Fahlman (Professor of Computer Science in Pittsburgh) at Carnegie Mellon University in the United States entered such a string of ASCII characters for the first time on an electronic bulletin board:

":-)" (smile, obtained by rotating 90 degrees clockwise).

The first computer smiley face in human history was born.

Since then, online emoticons have become popular in the Internet world and are widely accepted by society.

Nowadays, many communication programs (especially instant messaging programs) and forums have begun to use more vivid icons to express their moods. Therefore, at the end of the 20th century, there were new words in English to describe these emoticons, namely emotion and icons.

The two words "icon" are cleverly merged to form the new word "Emoticon".

In Japanese, it is called "kaomoji". The word "face" means face. The word "kaomoji" means the use of words and symbols to form expressions or patterns to express the writer's mood. This word has gradually become the most popular word in Taiwan.

It is adopted by young people and mostly accepted by two-dimensional enthusiasts in mainland China.

Emoji has become an indispensable element in the conversation of the new generation. Adding a smiley face to a sentence makes a big difference in tone.

In December 2016, a company in London, the capital of the United Kingdom, planned to hire an "emoji translator," which was the world's first emoji-related job.