What does it mean to put your hands together in the WeChat expression?

The crossing of hands in the WeChat expression is:

Many people regard it as a prayer or a plea, and sometimes they regard it as a high five for two people.

Originally in Japanese culture, this folded hand was actually used to express "please" or "thank you".

When people want to express their prayers or entreaties, we will send out the symbol of crossing their hands, but this symbol does not mean praying or entreaties at first, but means "please" or "thank you". Hands spread out, a look of "I don't know, it's none of my business" doesn't mean dismissing, but I intend to open my hands and give you a hug.

Extended content:

[Misuse] Everyone thinks that this expression is to express sadness, and that drop of water on the head is a misplaced tear.

【 Original intention 】 It was originally used in cold sweat and under pressure, fear and pain.

When we send text messages and WeChat to our friends, do we often use those silly expressions to express our emotions? In fact, many Yan characters are derived from Japanese emoji symbols. Emoji comes from Japanese, which means "drawing characters", which means emoji. When these symbols are widely used in online chat, their original meanings have already changed beyond recognition.

Netizens marvel at the "instant disorder", but in the face of these "misused" words, some people say that this just shows the beauty of language. Whether it is useful or not, the other party understands what he means, which is the most important thing.