🐼Introduction

The Chinese meme referred to as “biao” appears to relate to the broader concept of “biaoqing” (表情包), which translates to “expression package” or “emoji pack” in English. Biaoqing has become a significant part of internet culture in China, encompassing a wide range of emoticons, image macros, and other forms of digital expressions that convey emotions, reactions, or comments on social media and online communication. 🐸 Meme: Biao qing is a meme focused project. This means that there is no underlying utility to the project. It is centered around a popular meme in China. Compare to project to Doge, Shiba, or any other big meme project. 🌑Moon: The mission of biao qing is to take its holders / community to the moon. The rocket will be taking off very soon so be prepared or miss out on a big opportunity to make a lot of money even with a small investment. 👪Together: As biao qing is a meme project its success is strongly related to community activity and participation. Together we can make the moon mission a reality. Are you prepared to help shill the project? Then come join us in our socials. 🏮 China: The panda meme belongs to a wider category of Chinese memes. They’re known as ‘表情’ (biao qing), which translates to ‘facial expression’. You could consider them to be something like a Chinese version of rage comics (remember those?).