Life in the People’s Republic of WeChat
Photographer: Brent Lewin/Bloomberg

Life in the People’s Republic of WeChat

By Dune Lawrence
Bloomberg Businessweek

I’ve had WeChat on my phone since a vacation to Beijing last year, when friends there essentially ordered me to download it. More than 760 million people use it regularly worldwide; it’s basically how people in China communicate now. It’s actually a lot of trouble not to use WeChat when you’re there, and socially weird, like refusing to wear shoes.

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