The list of all Chinese emojis. You can find the meaning of each emoji with its respective definition, usage and code. Though most of the emojis are supported by popular social networking websites like Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, Snapchat but it must be noted that Chinese emoji shown here are how they appear on your device or platform but they may not appear or appear differently on various devices.
The man with Chinese cap emoji shows a man wearing a type of Chinese skullcap ca
The dog emoji differs from the dog face emoji in that it depicts the entire body
The tiger emoji is usually a far more lifelike representation of a tiger in comp
The horse emoji shows the whole body of the horse, often in full gallop. It is a
The pig emoji differs from the pig face emoji in that it shows the whole body an
The two-hump camel depicts the less common though still very recognizable Bactri
The rabbit emoji is much more realistic and less cartoony than the rabbit face e
The dragon emoji is similar to the dragon face emoji, except that it shows the f
Well Kiwi emoji is a real win. If you’re comfortable enough to text this one t
Definitely a flag we all recognize, especially when buying things, this one repr
This is the light skin tone version of Man With Chinese Cap emoji with pale whit
This is the medium light skin tone version of Man With Chinese Cap emoji with cr
This is the medium skin tone version of Man With Chinese Cap emoji with moderate
This is the medium dark skin tone version of Man With Chinese Cap emoji with dar
This is the dark skin tone version of Man With Chinese Cap emoji with deep brown
