You might know the equivalent of Twitter in China, Weibo as the place where Chinese Internet users express their opinions and share their life.
However, Weibo is not the only place where Internet users hang out in China publicly. There are many other platforms in the Chinese Internet where users can discuss current affairs in self-organized communities.
Here are some of the platforms that I know of, ranked by MAU (monthly active users).
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