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Q: Does China have an equivalent of Flickr?

There's something similar to Facebook, Twitter etc. But what about flickr? Is there a similar photo sharing website people use in China?

12 years 30 weeks ago in  Web & Technology - China

 
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I don't know of a website exactly like flickr but many people show off their photos on Sina Weibo or on one of the other networking sites like QQ, reren, kaixin or douban.

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Sinablogs have album sections that most Chinese users use like Flickr.

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Sina & Weibo is the closest you are going to come to flicker.

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