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Most Annoying Emoticons and Expressions in Chinese Online Communication

Written byOiwan Lam

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Posted 21 January 2014 8:45 GMT

An online survey has revealed a list of the most objectionable expressions and emoticons in online communication of 2013. More from Nanfang insider.

The four most annoying emoticons: smily face, nose-picking, feces, and lecherous face. Screen capture image from Nanfang.

The four most annoying emoticons: smily face, nose-picking, feces, and lecherous face. Screen capture image from Nanfang.

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