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Q: Is Sina Weibo the best online site for staying up-to-date on Chinese affairs?

12 years 42 weeks ago in  Web & Technology - China

 
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Yes, if you're fluent in chinese that is. I typically read this site's main page and China Smack

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Anything worth reading will likely get taken down by censors within an hour.

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Lolitta2... Are you for real? As mentioned ANY website that would be considered the best is blocked here.

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