UK Students in China: zhiyun app Without the WeChat Headache
The zhiyun app question is rarely just about one app You land in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu or somewhere smaller where the pace is different but WeChat is still everywhere. A classmate sends a message saying, “Download the zhiyun app.” A flatmate forwards a QR code. Someone in a group chat says it is needed for filming, editing, content sharing or joining an activity. Then comes the bit nobody warns you about: search results show several similarly named apps, menus may be partly in Chinese, and the person who sent the message has vanished into the digital mist. ...