^O^ means happy, which is a kind of kaomoji. The "kaomoji" in the form of character expressions is a kind of emoticon. It refers to a new type of art that uses specific characters to arrange their combination order. work.

The multi-lingual cultural tolerance and character diversity of kaomoji allow kaomoji to have tens of thousands of single-line hieroglyph combinations, allowing kaomoji to develop into an independent form that is independent of ASCII Art and ASCII Art. Subcultural phenomena such as Shift_JIS?Art and other multi-line symbol graphic art eventually developed into world cultural symbols that influence the world.

In Japan, Western emoticons. Traditional computer emoticons require turning the face ninety degrees to the left. When emoticons spread, another horizontal emoticon appeared: using "*, Symbols such as "^, -" are placed in the middle to form the mouth, and smiling faces such as "^_^, *_*, ^o^, ^_~" are made, and other symbols are also added next to the smiling face as modifications. objects, expressing richer expressions.

The main purpose of emoticons is to express one's mood, so these emoticons are generally accepted in discussion forums. However, there are still some usage regulations, such as: no emoticons are allowed in the title. In some more serious discussion areas, like the Martian text, it will be listed as prohibited from use to show solemnity.

Kaomoji is an activity where multiple people post pictures to entertain each other. The content of the "picture" is based on the image of Curator Kim and his surroundings, and is made up of the copywriting and carrier behavior in the "picture". Connecting in series and connecting up and down properly is to gain a sense of achievement in the "picture" competition.