UK Students: xuexiqiangguo app Without the Guesswork
Why the xuexiqiangguo app Can Feel Like a Proper Head-Scratcher Picture the scene: you have just arrived in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shenzhen or Chengsha for university, a language course or a new job. You have sorted your Chinese SIM card, installed WeChat, worked out how to pay for lunch, and joined three student group chats before breakfast. Then somebody drops a link into the chat mentioning the xuexiqiangguo app. For a UK student who is still getting used to app names in pinyin and Chinese characters, that can be a bit of a “hang on, what is this then?” moment. Is it compulsory? Does it connect to WeChat? Is it safe to open? Do you need an account? And, perhaps most importantly, is this something you actually need for your course, workplace or daily life? ...