How did the panda head meme take the Chinese Internet by storm, and how did it scare foreigners into making it look like Chinese? So how did Chinese memes lead the world trend when they started late?
In 2010, the Egyptian dairy company Arab Dairy released a cheese ad for "Never Say No to Panda", because the panda expression in the film was so devilish and dissatisfied and contemptuous, so some people turned it into a meme in 2D. Diablo at that time, because the administrator brother is called Gangzi, every time he posts, he has to post a panda head, the key is that this brother still has a certain influence, plus the contemptuous attribute of the panda head itself, so many people remember this meme.
At that time, Director Jin was also famous in China, so a bar friend named Teacher Bi moved smartly and put Director Jin's face on the panda's head. Since then, bar friends have discovered the New World and started various spoofs of the panda head. Flowing water emoji, iron panda head, Yao Ming, Hua Ze, coriander, Jacky Cheung can't see PS traces on every face. Suddenly, post it, forums, QQ groups are full of panda heads, everywhere there is a panda head doutu scene.
The key is that after the panda head expression was exported to Japan, there are Japanese netizens who do not know the truth The Chinese panda is so terrible, they look so strange, only to know that they have not seen the true face of the panda, and the understanding of the panda comes from the panda head sand sculpture expression.
After that, dog heads and funny faces came out, and Chinese memes ushered in another creative climax. Everything can be funny, and the dog's head saving life has become another major explosion point of the Internet. It is also from this moment that emojis ushered in the era of national creation, animals, comics, words, mothers, everything, so the domestic emoji alliance has begun to take shape, ready to be exported overseas.
In January 2016, artist Zhou Ziyu publicly supported Taiwan D, was scolded by Chinese netizens on the hot search, and then when he released an apology video, Lin Xinxin couldn't help but complain on Facebook, and then there were artificial rumors that Chinese artist Ke Ze was a 16-year-old girl, and foreigners who didn't know the truth said that Lin Xinxin was stingy and ungraceful, and went to his homepage to brush the screen, so how can Chinese netizens watch their own people being bullied? For the great cause of the reunification of the motherland, Chinese netizens decided to contribute their own efforts. The eighth member began an expedition to the Facebook code 121 emoji war, preparing to confront foreign netizens.
If you think it's just a group of netizens making a small fight, you're very wrong. They called on more than 100 members of the post bar at that time by One Piece, Warcraft, Naruto and other buses, and then called on netizens on various platforms, making friends with friends, and starting to make friends without friends, and finally the total number of participants reached more than 50 million people, some were responsible for collecting intelligence, some were responsible for making emojis, some were responsible for translation, and some were responsible for attacking, with a clear division of labor and a strong offensive, which directly led to a large number of official accounts on the external network being forced to cancel, and also through food, Various memes such as beautiful scenery show the world Chinese culture.
Some foreign netizens also began to ask what was the food in the emoji and where the beautiful places were, realizing a real sense of cultural export. And this is not the limitation of Chinese emojis, Trump competition, the blind referee of the Tokyo Olympics also gave full play to the role of Chinese emojis!
At the Tokyo Olympics, Japanese players made small moves, and Chinese netizens used memes to seize the Twitter Instagram accounts of relevant people to let the world know the anger of Chinese. Foreigners were directly fascinated by this wave of fans, and they had to study deeply Chinese what kind of head they used to create memes without eating.
