😊
🙂
😄
😃
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This emoji 😷 is a pattern of a white face mask. It mainly represents things related to face masks, such as wearing a face mask to prevent the spread of diseases and resist pollution. It can also be used to represent concepts related to the medical environment and health protection.
Remember to take an umbrella when you go out today. The air pollution outside is serious. 😷
Many people in the hospital are wearing it. 😷
In Eastern cultures, 😷 usually indicates illness, physical discomfort or is a hint of health conditions. For example, it is used when informing others that one is ill, reminding others to pay attention to their health (such as during the flu season), and expressing sympathy for the sick.
In Western culture, 😷 also represents the state of being in poor health or being ill. Meanwhile, it can also be used to show concerns about the spread of diseases, such as indicating the need for protection in hospital and clinic scenarios, or giving suggestive markings to areas with infectious diseases.
Cross-Cultural Usage Tips
When used in cross - cultures, it should be made clear that it is mainly related to health and illness. It can be used without worry in scenarios of international exchanges regarding health topics, medical affairs, public health events, etc., but avoid using it alone in culture - specific scenarios where ambiguity may be caused. It can be used in combination with words to convey accurate meanings.
It is suitable for expressing one's sick state on social media and for communicating health problems with friends and family members; it can also be used in some social groups that care about others' health, such as fitness groups, to remind members to pay attention to disease prevention.
In workplaces related to the medical and health industries, such as hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and health insurance companies, it can be used to indicate disease conditions, protection requirements, etc. In general workplaces, it can also be used when an employee is ill and needs to inform colleagues or when there are public health - related notices.