China's various social networking sites are racing to develop

Absrtact: China's various social networking sites are racing to develop, and Weibo is no longer the only option for people who are online today. QQ space that QQ space is China's largest social media, in fact, is quite controversial. Tencent developed this for people to write blogs in 2005.

China's various social networking sites are racing to develop, and Weibo is no longer the only option available to people on the internet today.

Qq

That QQ space is China's largest social media, in fact, is quite controversial. Tencent developed the platform for people to write blogs in 2005, claiming to have nearly 600 million users. In fact, it is similar to WordPress and Tumblr platform. QQ Space in addition to writing blog, can also be based on the user's personal preferences upload photos music. Over the years, the platform has grown, including video, gaming, and other extended sharing applications.

QQ space users are mostly from QQ. Like QQ's other social networking site Tencent Weibo, the site's users come from the same city. Compared to other social networks, such as microblogging and Renren, QQ space users are obviously not active enough, content is too simple.

Baidu Post Bar

Although the forum has fallen out of favour in American social media, it still has a loyal group of users in China. Baidu Bar has more than 600 million users, which undoubtedly makes it the largest forum ecosystem. Since Baidu posted in 2003, by the Baidu search engine promotion, it rapid development. Because it is an anonymous platform, it quickly attracts a large number of Internet users who value private privacy.

The first glance at this site, will feel that stick is not the traditional forum. However, its essence is equivalent to forum and social news platform, similar to Reddit. With the help of Baidu search engine, Baidu Bar has created a lot of hot topic discussion, including video games, TV shows and internet reds. Because of the anonymity of the forum, people will also discuss politics and popular current affairs. Baidu Post Bar and Sina Weibo, the same as many Chinese exchange of views of the network platform.

Renren

Everyone is China's largest real-name social networking site. Renren was bursting with popularity in 2009, but the following years began to decline. Renren, like Facebook, has a major user base rooted in college students. Although Renren is popular with teenagers and college students, its old users are beginning to turn to Sina Weibo.

Now Renren has a lot of games, applications. Many features are the same as Facebook, but there are also differences. Renren has added a hierarchical system, the more frequent users visit, the higher the ranking. And, Renren also designed the popularity index, the more people visit a specific user homepage, his popularity will be higher.

Watercress

Watercress is one of the few social media at home and abroad. In the past few years, it has a large number of hardcore fans, and is still growing steadily. Watercress has nearly 500 million users, it is China's largest reading, the accumulation platform of impressions. Watercress includes a variety of books, movies, music evaluation and feelings, as well as the current hot topic of discussion. Its predecessor was the exchange of papers, which attracted many students and graduates from the first-tier cities, including Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong.

The development of watercress for many years is slow. But the situation has changed since 2008, offering singers the ability to create their own music albums and share them with the community. Watercress FM appeared in 2009, it recommended music for users, is the search for good music platform. Since the early 2012, users have been buying books or movie tickets through watercress. If you want to entertain, Douban must not miss.

Wechat

The recent impact on Chinese social media comes from a mobile phone app--micro-mail. After failing to play Sina Weibo, Tencent began offering mobile phone users the most successful social tools ever. The micro-letter appeared in the early 2011 and had 200 million users by September 2012, and now has 400 million users. Since the advent of the English version of the micro-letter, its popularity has spread to overseas.

In the beginning, micro-letters are like a simple mobile phone chat tool, such as Google Talk or live Messenger. However, micro-letters have more features such as Circle of friends, shake and shake and nearby people. Micro-letters also provide a platform for marketers. Users can subscribe to news via two-dimensional code. Once they subscribe to the information, marketers can navigate to them to transfer the information.