On social reality in China
The article discusses the concept of social reality in China, citing the example of WeChat, a popular social media platform. The author argues that WeChat has created a 'social reality' that is disconnected from the physical reality, where users present a curated version of themselves and engage in superficial interactions. The author suggests that this phenomenon is not unique to WeChat, but is a broader trend in Chinese society, where social media platforms have created a 'virtual reality' that is separate from the physical world.
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