Person with skullcap: dark skin tone Emoji

People

A person wearing a traditional Chinese skullcap, also known as a 'guapi mao', featuring a dark skin tone. The hat is depicted with a small button at the top and a structured, rounded fit.

Usage Context

This emoji is frequently used to represent Chinese culture, traditional attire, or historical figures. It is often used in discussions regarding holidays like the Lunar New Year or to highlight cultural heritage. It serves as a more specific alternative to general face emojis like 🙂 or 👲.

History

The base character was introduced in Unicode 6.0 in 2010. The dark skin tone variant was added in 2015 as part of the implementation of the Fitzpatrick scale, allowing users to select skin tones that better reflect human diversity in digital communication.

Details

Glyph

👲🏿

Unicode

U+1F472 U+1F3FF

Shortcode

:emoji_u1f472_1f3ff:

HTML Entity

&#xD83D;&#xDC72;&#xD83C;&#xDFFF;

Specifications

Vendor Microsoft

Category People

Subcategory person-role

Unicode Version 6.0

Emoji Version 1.0

License MIT

Microsoft Fluent License

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