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Meaning of ☯️ Yin Yang Emoji

Yin Yang emoji is, according to Chinese 📙 Philosophy, a symbol that says that even contrary forces compliment each other. While some do use the Yin Yang emoji to show this, it can more often be used to show a tattoo idea. But it can also be used as another way to show teamwork and peace, especially when in tough situations.

Pair it with the 😌 Relieved Face emoji to show a deep understanding of the combination of contrasting forces, or the 🐼 Panda Face emoji if you happen to be talking about Chinese culture with someone.

User-Submitted Meanings

Represents the concept of yin and yang, opposing but complementary forces. Your couple is exact as ☯️
Author MaelSa32, Jan 22, 2024
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Examples of the ☯️ Yin Yang Emoji in use

Frequently used ☯️ Yin Yang Emoji phrases for messengers and web communication:

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Combinations with ☯️ Yin Yang Emoji

Combinations are just a bunch of emojis placed together, like this: 🇰🇷🏵️☯️🔴🔵 . You can use these combos to create riddles or convey messages without using words.

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Relevant kaomoji

Kaomoji are popular in Japan for sharing emotions and situations using Japanese grammar, punctuation, and characters. Like this: ☯️ ! To impress your friends, you can use this creative style in messengers and the web.

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☯️ Yin Yang Emoji designs on different devices

Emojis may look different across platforms. Each web service, OS, or gadget manufacturer can create an Emoji design according to their corporate style and vision. Here, you can check out what the ☯️ Yin Yang Emoji looks like on the most popular platforms:

☯️ Yin Yang Emoji: specifications and details

Full name ☯️ Yin Yang
Category 💯 Symbols
Subcategory ☯️ Religion
How to type shortcode

:yin_yang:

Unicode (fully-qualified) ☯️ U+262F U+FE0F
Unicode (unqualified) ☯ U+262F
Made with U+262F ☯ Yin Yang
U+FE0F Variation Selector-16
Unicode version Unicode 1.1 (1993)
Listed in Emoji Version 1.0