Graphicon在中国社交媒体平台哔哩哔哩上的演变

Proceedings of the The Fifth International Workshop on Emoji Understanding and Applications in Social Media Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.18653/v1/2022.emoji-1.9

Yiqiong Zhang, S. Herring, Suifu Gan

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这项研究考察了中国流行视频分享平台哔哩哔哩(BiliBili) 13年评论语料库中图形符号的进化轨迹。调查结果显示，表情符号(kaomoji)的使用频率有升有降，而表情符号和贴纸的使用频率目前都在上升。Graphicon发行版在评论和对评论的回复方面有所不同。在评论中使用的图表类型和相应的回复之间也存在很强的相关性，这表明存在启动效应。最后，对10个最常见的kaomojis、emojis和贴纸进行定性分析，揭示了每一种连续的图形符号类型越来越少地表达情感，更多地与特定平台的文化和汉语相结合。这些发现部分支持了文献中关于图形进化的说法。

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Graphicon Evolution on the Chinese Social Media Platform BiliBili

This study examines the evolutionary trajectory of graphicons in a 13-year corpus of comments from BiliBili, a popular Chinese video-sharing platform. Findings show that emoticons (kaomoji) rose and fell in frequency, while emojis and stickers are both presently on the rise. Graphicon distributions differ in comments and replies to comments. There is also a strong correlation between the types of graphicons used in comments and their corresponding replies, suggesting a priming effect. Finally, qualitative analysis of the 10 most-frequent kaomojis, emojis, and stickers reveals a trend for each successive graphicon type to become less about emotion expression and more integrated with platform-specific culture and the Chinese language. These findings lend partial support to claims in the literature about graphicon evolution.

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