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from classical literature to modern networks, people's need to express emotions has always existed. the rise of "emotional value" reflects that young people's emotional needs are constantly being met, which is not accidental. when people feel anxious and uneasy in real life, they can relieve their emotions, find resonance, and gain comfort through symbolic expression.

we have observed that young people are eager to be understood and accepted, seek emotional resonance on the internet, and express their emotions in the form of emoticons, interviews with people, speeches, etc. these symbols, like "language symbols", provide them with a way of expression and a channel to be understood.

this is closely related to the anxiety of the "risk society". people yearn for a sense of security and belonging. this demand prompts young people to seek resonance and find identity and comfort through these symbols. the popularity of "maluo" is such an example. it is like an "emotional symbol" that expresses a common emotion: confusion, bewilderment, and even anxiety.

when young people encounter similar emotions on the internet, they find mutual recognition and share this resonance. this also reflects the public's demand for narratives of small characters and attention to marginalized groups, as well as their love for imperfect protagonists. the clear and definite emotions referred to by these characters have created a resonance and empathy among the public.

the popularity of symbols is not accidental, it reflects people's need for emotional expression in modern society. with the continuous development of internet technology, new symbols continue to emerge, and young people will continue to look for new ways of expression.

in the future, the popularity of symbols will continue to influence young people’s emotional expression and promote the evolution of culture and values.