As reported by supchina.
Understanding China is daunting enough when you’re studying government papers or trying to keep up with the latest news. But the real challenge for China-watchers, even the veterans, is putting an ear to the ground and listening to what the people are talking about.
We all know that China blocks access to many social media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. But China has its own versions of almost everything, and the landscape of Chinese social media is probably more diverse, illuminating, and complex than it’s given credit for.
