QQ, ChianRen, MSN and Me

WhenI graduated from my secondary school in China, I got my personal computer as a present and started surfing on the internet. As I can remember, not everyone has their own computer during that moment, thus many people usually need go to Net-bars for using internet. However, as the development of Chinese economy, the conutry can control more margin in their hands to satisfy their desires. Therefore, almost every family has had one or even more computers in Chinese families nowadays.

QQ(left image is QQ's new logo for this year) is the first thing I knew when I started, which has the almost same function as MSN. But as I know, you can use QQ to search people who is online for get some information such as age, gender and location( these information is created by themselves, so not all of information is the same as the truth), then you can add them as your friends for further communications. Contrarily, others could invite you as their friends. At beginning I do not have many friends, since I only want to use it to contact with my friends only.

MSN---we usually use it to contact with our acquaintances, of course you can also add strangers if you can get their e-mail dress from other ways, which is quite different from QQ's searching offer for the users.

ChinaRen(Ren=人 in Chinese mean human or people) is the biggest community for students to find their previous friends and classmates. I created my account here 4 years ago, and also found my middle and high school's classmates communities there. It helpes me get back my contacts with my old classmates. Since not all of them are not my closed friends during that time in my school time, by the internet we get to be quite closed now and have deeper communication without distance. So I would like thanks for the digital culture's phenomenon make me and my friends get closer and closer.