Chapter 1698 The Panda Bear Emoji Becomes Popular!

When the new version of YY was launched, it happened in late December.

Since it was the end of the year, Li Mu positioned it as the New Year's version, with the version number 2005V5.0.

From 2005 onwards, all YY versions will use "year" as the version code, 5.0 in 2005, 6.0 in 2006, and so on.

In principle, the version code of each year is not adjusted. For example, for any version released in 2005, the version number will be written in the form of 5.X.Y. The minor version will be incremented on the number of Y, and the major version will be changed in X. Increment the number.

In other words, if 2005V5.0.1 is released, it is a small change; if 2005V5.1.0 is released, it is a major change.

At present, YY's market share basically accounts for more than 95%. Although some other small products also have certain audiences, their audiences overlap with YY's very much.

As a world-leading instant messaging tool, the release of YY's new version has attracted the attention of a large number of users from the pre-announcement stage.

The new version of YY has been upgraded in many functions, and the UI interface has also been fully optimized to be more in line with modern aesthetics. The biggest upgrade is the new dynamic expressions.

Since the industry's leading position has been established, and there is no established opponent in the world, YY has not had any drastic updates during this period. Unlike in the earliest days, various new functions of the sky were continuously launched, but Slow down and play steadily to ensure that each new version can improve the visual experience, interactive experience and user experience.

Li Mu is very clear that many software ruins are ruined by blind upgrades, giving users a feeling that after the upgrade is uglier and more difficult to use than before the upgrade, so he is very cautious about every upgrade, and requires the team to do one word, that is stable.

Because every update of YY is very stable and has never disappointed users, users also maintain a sense of expectation for the new version. Every time a new version is released, most users will choose to upgrade after logging in.

This time, YY users around the world found that YY had upgraded the first version in 2005, and they were excited to download the update package to update the software.

After the user completed the update and logged in to the account, YY flashed a sci-fi cutscene. The new 2005, the new YY5.0 and other words appeared in turn. The YY logo also used CG to run out of the visual effect of the three-dimensional animation. With a very futuristic background music, all users feel great favor.

The entire interface, borders, and buttons have better visual effects, which greatly improves the user experience. When users click to open the friend dialog box, they find that there is an animation prompt on the dialog box, and a constantly glowing one. The arrow points to another moving emoji sign next to the original emoji, prompting in the national language: "Please click to view the new dynamic emoji function."

After clicking on it, an emoji selection box appears, and twenty panda bear emojis are presented in front of the user in a row of five in each row, for a total of four rows, and each of them is constantly circulating dynamically.

As long as the user places the mouse on one of the emoticon thumbnails, a floating window the size of a matchbox will pop up immediately. Everyone is attracted to this peculiar and cute cartoon character.

Soon, some users tried to send a dynamic emoji to their friends.

Click to send, and the GIF expression immediately appears in the dialog box. The funny action is matched with the text, which makes people laugh.

Moreover, users quickly discovered that this dynamic expression can not only directly replace text under certain circumstances, but also can use expressions to make "alternative chats" happy!

For example, a user sent an emoji of a panda bear running and jumping to a friend, saying, "I'm here!", and his friend immediately responded with an emoji that the panda bear suddenly turned his head and waved his hand exaggeratedly.

And with a bunch of love.

Some users are not so friendly. When they receive the "I'm here" emoji from their friends, they choose to reply to the emoji of a panda bear kicking a person away.

The friend immediately returned the color and sent him an expression of a panda bear beating someone.

Soon, everyone discovered that various expressions can be linked to each other according to different situations, and different combinations naturally have completely different effects and feelings.

For users, it is like discovering a new world, and they are immediately immersed in it.

The 20 panda bear emojis were played over and over by users almost immediately!

Users have no natural resistance to this kind of expression, which makes their online chat suddenly enter a new level.

Since the panda bear emoji is available in multiple languages, the system determines which language version of YY is used by the user, and the panda bear emoji in that language will be automatically loaded, so the panda bear will spread all over the world at once.

What's more, this expression, which is cached locally and transmitted by instructions, can also be switched between various languages.

For example, if a Japanese sends a "Go away!" emoji to a Korean, the sender selects the Japanese version of the emoticon locally and sends it to the server with an instruction. After the Korean uses the Korean version of YY to receive it, it will be displayed automatically. It is a Korean version of the emoji, so this kind of emoji is an existence without borders.

Group chat is more interesting.

If there are multiple users in a group who use different language versions of YY, then if anyone sends an "I'm here" emoji, different group members can receive the same emoji in their own language.

This time there are no more restrictions on the spread.

For custom emoticons in the past, the file is fixed, and the emoticon says "the other party doesn't want to talk to you and has lost a dog to you". It is the same string of text sent to anyone. It can be sent to Huaxia people. For the Americans, he must not understand, and the Japanese will also be confused.

However, now YY's emoji files are cached by the system itself, and the transmission is also based on the transmission instructions rather than the files themselves, so as long as Muye Technology has produced a multi-country version and unified the instructions of the multi-country versions, it can be achieved, Huaxia People send the emoticon "the other party doesn't want to talk to you and threw a dog at you" to the Americans, and the Americans directly receive the version translated into English.

In this way, the network world is really reunited.

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Such an interesting expression pack immediately attracted the attention of YY users all over the world.

For a time, emojis in private chats were flying all over the sky, and emojis in the group kept swiping.

According to the monitoring data of Muye Technology, the cumulative number of dynamic expressions sent exceeded 100 million in the first hour after the new version was launched; in the second hour, the cumulative number of sent expressions exceeded one billion!

In the third hour, the cumulative number of sending exceeded 2 billion times! Send more than 10 times per person.

Once users start using emojis, they are almost impossible to stop!

Whether it is boys or girls, they all fall in love with the ugly, cheap and cute image of panda bears, and even think this thing is really fun and interesting the more you look at it.

For a time, pandas and panda bears have become super hot spots in the global Internet world.

Many users have more expectations for the real panda because they like the panda bear emoji.

Soon, content related to dynamic expressions began to appear on Weibo and Twitter.

Whether it is Chinese users, European and American users, or Japanese, Korean, and Australian users, they all praise the dynamic emojis on Weibo and Twitter. Who made it, and who designed PandaBear.

The official Weibo Twitter account issued an official description: Panda Bear is the cartoon image and mascot of the Taobao Qunar Panda Travel Line. The copyright is exclusively owned by Taobao Qunar. The author is Mr. Li Mu, chairman of Muye Technology.

In addition, Weibo and Twitter also sold a pass, saying: "Of the 20 Panda Bear dynamic expressions in the first phase, six are played by Mr. Li Mu himself. Do you know which ones are?"

As soon as this Weibo was posted, Li Mu's personal Weibo was immediately captured by users all over the world. A large number of users left messages under his latest Weibo. Some users praised the dynamic expression function as a very good idea, and some users anxiously asked what When the second issue of panda bear emoji was launched, some users praised Li Mu's design and thought that the cartoon image of panda bear was very good-looking, and many users directly asked which emoticons were played by Li Mu himself.

Li Mu posted a Weibo a few hours later: "Taobao Qunar China Panda Travel Special Line has been launched. Buy now, you will receive an exclusive genuine panda bear doll! Come and get close contact with giant pandas in Huaxia!"

He also attached a picture to this Weibo. In the picture, he himself held a 30-centimeter panda bear doll in his own hands, and behind him stood a row of dolls wearing panda bear doll costumes.

Overnight, Li Mu's Weibo became popular, and Taobao Qunar Panda Travel Line also sold out of stock.

The media all over the world were shocked by the new trend of the Internet world. The little panda bear emoji package and the image of the panda bear immediately became the target of global media coverage.

The media couldn't understand why Li Mu could conquer the hearts of young people all over the world with such a simple and even ugly cartoon image.

On the Internet, young people who use panda bear images as avatars are also overwhelming.

There has never been such a strong visual wave on the Internet, a cartoon image that can make netizens all over the world wildly sought after on the Internet, and the panda bear is definitely the first.

Japanese netizens also like panda bears, and because they are cartoon powerhouses themselves, their netizens have the most tangled attitude.

On the one hand, it is the mad love of Japanese users for panda bears, and on the other hand, it is their deep incomprehension.

Why, why are Chinese people able to design such a special, powerful, and powerful cartoon image? Shouldn't this be what Japan does best? But now, a cartoon image designed by a Chinese person has become popular all over the world overnight. Although many cartoon images in Japan have become popular all over the world, none of them are as popular as panda bears as fast and fierce...

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