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One day when my friend Ellie and I were messaging each other about a tweak in our meeting time, I sent “Ok, ^_^” showing I agreed to the time change with a happy face. Meanwhile, Ellie took it as a symbol of anger and quickly messaged me back asking “wait, are you mad at me, Wenxi?” Both of us realized there was a big difference of the use of emo-icon in Eastern and Western countries. As we began to explore the richness and complexity of Eastern emo-icons, and shared about cultural nuances that come along with these symbols, we realized we had to share this story with others. ]]>
One day when my friend Ellie and I were messaging each other about a tweak in our meeting time, I sent “Ok, ^_^” showing I agreed to the time change with a happy face. Meanwhile, Ellie took it as a symbol of anger and quickly messaged me back asking “wait, are you mad at me, Wenxi?” Both of us realized there was a big difference of the use of emo-icon in Eastern and Western countries. As we began to explore the richness and complexity of Eastern emo-icons, and shared about cultural nuances that come along with these symbols, we realized we had to share this story with others. ]]> Mon, 07 Mar 2016 00:32:47 GMT /slideshow/becoming-emojiliterate-59170744/59170744 WenxiWang@slideshare.net(WenxiWang) Becoming Emoji-Literate WenxiWang One day when my friend Ellie and I were messaging each other about a tweak in our meeting time, I sent “Ok, ^_^” showing I agreed to the time change with a happy face. Meanwhile, Ellie took it as a symbol of anger and quickly messaged me back asking “wait, are you mad at me, Wenxi?” Both of us realized there was a big difference of the use of emo-icon in Eastern and Western countries. As we began to explore the richness and complexity of Eastern emo-icons, and shared about cultural nuances that come along with these symbols, we realized we had to share this story with others. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/nowhausv2-160307003247-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> One day when my friend Ellie and I were messaging each other about a tweak in our meeting time, I sent “Ok, ^_^” showing I agreed to the time change with a happy face. Meanwhile, Ellie took it as a symbol of anger and quickly messaged me back asking “wait, are you mad at me, Wenxi?” Both of us realized there was a big difference of the use of emo-icon in Eastern and Western countries. As we began to explore the richness and complexity of Eastern emo-icons, and shared about cultural nuances that come along with these symbols, we realized we had to share this story with others.

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One day when my friend Ellie and I were messaging each other about a tweak in our meeting time, I sent “Ok, ^_^” showing I agreed to the time change with a happy face. Meanwhile, Ellie took it as a symbol of anger and quickly messaged me back asking “wait, are you mad at me, Wenxi?” Both of us realized there was a big difference of the use of emo-icon in Eastern and Western countries. As we began to explore the richness and complexity of Eastern emo-icons, and shared about cultural nuances that come along with these symbols, we realized we had to share this story with others. ]]>
One day when my friend Ellie and I were messaging each other about a tweak in our meeting time, I sent “Ok, ^_^” showing I agreed to the time change with a happy face. Meanwhile, Ellie took it as a symbol of anger and quickly messaged me back asking “wait, are you mad at me, Wenxi?” Both of us realized there was a big difference of the use of emo-icon in Eastern and Western countries. As we began to explore the richness and complexity of Eastern emo-icons, and shared about cultural nuances that come along with these symbols, we realized we had to share this story with others. ]]> Mon, 07 Mar 2016 00:29:24 GMT /slideshow/becoming-emojiliterate/59170670 WenxiWang@slideshare.net(WenxiWang) Becoming Emoji-Literate WenxiWang One day when my friend Ellie and I were messaging each other about a tweak in our meeting time, I sent “Ok, ^_^” showing I agreed to the time change with a happy face. Meanwhile, Ellie took it as a symbol of anger and quickly messaged me back asking “wait, are you mad at me, Wenxi?” Both of us realized there was a big difference of the use of emo-icon in Eastern and Western countries. As we began to explore the richness and complexity of Eastern emo-icons, and shared about cultural nuances that come along with these symbols, we realized we had to share this story with others. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/nowhausv2-160307002924-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> One day when my friend Ellie and I were messaging each other about a tweak in our meeting time, I sent “Ok, ^_^” showing I agreed to the time change with a happy face. Meanwhile, Ellie took it as a symbol of anger and quickly messaged me back asking “wait, are you mad at me, Wenxi?” Both of us realized there was a big difference of the use of emo-icon in Eastern and Western countries. As we began to explore the richness and complexity of Eastern emo-icons, and shared about cultural nuances that come along with these symbols, we realized we had to share this story with others.

Becoming Emoji-Literate from Wenxi Wang

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