Blog Tag - Social Media
With Beijing reporting three days in a row with no new infections as well as the first instance of no new infections nationwide, it appears that...
You have the right to remain silent, and anything you type can and will be used against you in a court of law. Or so goes a new law announced by ...
Fake food, fake clicks, and fake cash. It seems that China is currently awash with news of forgeries more than usual this week, so we thought we'd...
How does the average Chinese person feel about air quality today? It’s a question that seems even more pressing nowadays considering that in 2018,...
Chinese microblogging service Weibo aims to discourage fake comments and reposts on its platform by limiting its count of the total number of...
WeChat. How could we live without you? Used by practically everyone connected to the internet, it’s not hard to see why this app is the number one...
The fun, the strange, and the what-on-earth-is-this: a wrap-up of top stories in Beijing as told by the trending hashtags, local press, and general...
Chinese social media giant WeChat has pledged to strengthen its self-censorship over sensitive, pornographic, vulgar, and clickbaity content as well...
For the generation of millennials currently drowning in student debt, working back-to-back jobs and increasingly unlikely to own their own homes (sob...
Whatever happened to good old-fashioned romance? That’s what many a WeChat user will surely ask as they open the “public services” folder on the...
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Weibo, one of China’s most popular social platforms, has been frequently compared to...
With the explosion of Beijing's beer fridge scene comes the following inevitable, horrible situation: you're standing in front of massive fridges...
Spring is here! Who wants to spend Beijing's breezy and sunny days locked up in a boring, dead-end job, with horrible colleagues you'd rather never...
Anyone using WeChat to communicate with friends overseas quickly realizes that for the most part, users outside of China have access to much more...
You might have already heard of WeSecretary, the recently-launched service that helps foreigners find whatever they need in Beijing. The idea is...
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