囧 Chinese Text Emoticons
Chat faces and shorthand from Chinese internet culture. Tap one to copy.
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What they mean
囧 = awkward or embarrassed (the character looks like a face). 233 = laughing; 2333333 = laughing harder. (￣▽￣) = smug or satisfied. (╯°□°)╯ = flipping a table in frustration. (・_・) = blank stare. ^_^ = happy, T_T = crying.
Copy a face and paste it after your message. 233 is typed as normal digits; the more 3s, the funnier. These work best in casual chats, video comments and gaming; avoid them in formal messages. All are plain text and paste into any app.
Where to use them
- Video comments: 2333 when it is funny.
- Awkward moments: 囧.
- Gaming rage: (╯°□°)╯.
- Language learners: Recognise them in posts.
Faces and meanings
Awkward, twice.
Laughing in numbers.
Smug win.
Table flip.
No words.
FAQ
Why does 233 mean laughing?
It was the code of a laughing-face emoticon on an early Chinese forum.
How do I type 囧?
Copy it here, or type 'jiong' with a Chinese keyboard.
Is the table flip Chinese?
It is shared across Asian and Western internet culture.
