Goose style heart comparison tutorial: Make half of the heart first: use your thumb to bend it into the arc of the upper half of the heart. The same goes for the other hand, just bring it together.
Bixin, an Internet buzzword, also known as "pen core", is a popular Internet gesture, which means to make a heart shape with your hands, and use your thumb and index finger to intersect to form a heart shape, to express your love for fans. Or the friendliness of a friend.
The heart sign was invented by a little boy named Edmond Albius on the French island of Bourbon in the 19th century. He was a slave who worked on a plantation where there was a vanilla plant planted in 1822.
One day, the owner of the plantation discovered that the vanilla actually bore fruit. This was the first time in twenty years that the vanilla had produced fruit, and it was the 12-year-old black slave who pollinated the vanilla. The owner was dubious and asked Edmund to demonstrate in person, and he completed the pollination by gently pinching the anthers containing pollen and the stigmas that received pollen.
In this way, the vanilla pollination problem that has troubled Europe for hundreds of years was solved with just a heart-to-heart gesture. In order to commemorate his achievements, the French called this gesture "Edmond's gesture", which is a heart-to-heart gesture. There is also a bronze statue of him expressing his feelings on the French island of Reunion.
The heart gesture is always used by idols. They use their thumb and index finger to intersect in the shape of a heart to express their love for fans or friends. Because when singing, it is easier to express your heart with your hands than to place your hands on your head. This action plus a wink (wink) forms the meaning of heart.
In order to pursue a cuter feeling, some netizens wrote "bixin" as "pen core" and deliberately made typos to express confusion. Later, it was accepted by more netizens and the "pen refill" spread.