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Q: Are there any good English blogging sites here?

I tried Tencent Weibo, ok, it's fun, many cute people around, but not really interesting. I tried MOP, wow, extreme! But still not worth it. Now, I'm missing Twitter, FB and even Plurk! I wonder what's  good and convenient blogging site here.

Perhaps eChinacities could be the one?

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Are you talking about a place to blog, or a place to read blogs?  If you are looking for a list of blogs to read, try http://www.chinabloglist.com  That would be a good starting point, I think.

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if echinacities started to allow foreigners like me to speak more freely thr govt would shut them down and arrest us.

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something like Twitter... at least close to that. I'm not expecting to be like twitter but at least could be interesting.

and I agree crimochina, have to be careful. whew. gotta love China!

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