What does Hello Kitty mean?

Hello Kitty (Japanese: ハローキティ; Latin writing: Har not Kiti), a cartoon character created by Japanese Sanrio Company in 1974. Hello Kitty's related products usually appear as a bright pink and white cartoon kitten with a red bow on its left ear. The Hello Kitty trademark, which intentionally ignores the mouth, has been widely known since the registration of 1976.

Hello Kitty has no official Chinese translation, but Hello Kitty, Hello Kitty and Kitty can still be seen in the market. In addition, because Hello Kitty has no mouth, there are also nicknames for cats without mouths and cats without mouths on the Internet.

Hello Kitty was originally designed in 1974 by Sanrio company designer Masako Shimizu. About a year later, Shimizu left the company. The second designer, Miho Meson, designed to 1980, and the task was given to Yuko Yamaguchi.

Hello Kitty was given British descent because British culture was very popular with Japanese girls at that time. Kitty's name comes from a cat owned by Alice in lewis carroll's Adventures in the Mirror. Dear Daniel, Cat's Boyfriend was written by 197 1, which was inspired by a movie melody in which Bee Gees participated in the song creation and Mark Lester played Daniel.

Hello Kitty's fictional world includes many friends and family members. Since 2004, she has also kept a Persian cat named Charmmy Kitty and a pet hamster named Sugar. Charmmy is a lot like Hello Kitty, but more like a cat.