'Accomplishment' emojis

A shooting star is a star that streaks across the sky. People make wishes when they see a shooting star.

Many people around the world consider shooting stars to be a symbol of good luck. They can be seen at specific times every year.

This green check mark indicates completion or confirmation. It's often used for checking off to-do lists or confirming appointments.

This check mark gives a positive and bright feeling. It's frequently used on social media or in messages to mean "I've checked it" or "I understand."

The glowing star emoji represents the prettiest, brightest star in the night sky. It's often used when making a wish.

This emoji is also frequently used to convey success or good news. It's perfect to send with a congratulatory message when a friend passes an exam.

A trophy is a prize awarded for winning a competition or contest. Many are shaped like cups and made of gold or silver.

At large competitions like the Olympics or World Cup, especially impressive trophies are awarded. Athletes happily pose for pictures holding their trophies.

A full moon is the complete circular shape of the moon when it appears largest and brightest. It can be seen on the 15th day of the lunar calendar.

In Korea, people make wishes while looking at the full moon during Chuseok. Moon viewing with family becomes a special memory.