<p>Check out 知乎 - just type that into google along with any random Chinese word of your choice, to find a load of threads containing that word - it's a great way to practice reading.</p>

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Thanks. What if I want to ask a question in Chinese about some topic such as life and culture?
Joselin Jocklingson
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@JoselinJocklingson I am not user2137196. If you want to ask a question in Chinese, then you may register for an account on the website. Then, you ask a question in Chinese. People respond. 知乎 is based on the Quora model. So, you can tag your question with 生活 or 文化 or 生活方式.
Double U
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Angus Macrae
<p>百度知道 is also a Q&amp;A website. You can find all sorts of information on there.</p>

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Double U
<p>Quora -> 知乎 （share your stories that you just make up）</p>

<p>facebook -> 人人（almost died）</p>

<p>twitter -> 微博 （to be a VIP follower）</p>

<p>reddit -> 贴吧（not allow overseas）</p>

<p>youtube -> 优酷（You can even watch videos between ADs)</p>

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sfy
<p>What social networks exist on the Chinese internet, that allow people to meet and discuss things on any topic, or ask questions, like on Quora. I am learning Chinese and would like to practice. Any useful resources pointed out besides this question and answer site and dating sites would be greatly appreciated.</p>

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2019-01-15T13:22:34.140Z
I guess somebody flag to close because this is opinion base.  Although I will suggest something like Zhihu on general stuff,  Douban on contents(books, music, movie, article) comments,  but those are not a good place to learn Chinese, as it may contains confusing jargon and slang.
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Most popular question and answer and forum sites in Chinese
# Most popular question and answer and forum sites in Chinese

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-01-15)

What social networks exist on the Chinese internet, that allow people to meet and discuss things on any topic, or ask questions, like on Quora. I am learning Chinese and would like to practice. Any useful resources pointed out besides this question and answer site and dating sites would be greatly appreciated.

**Tags:** learning, resources, reading

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I guess somebody flag to close because this is opinion base.  Although I will suggest something like Zhihu on general stuff,  Douban on contents(books, music, movie, article) comments,  but those are not a good place to learn Chinese, as it may contains confusing jargon and slang.  

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2019-01-15. Score: 2

Check out 知乎 - just type that into google along with any random Chinese word of your choice, to find a load of threads containing that word - it's a great way to practice reading.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thanks. What if I want to ask a question in Chinese about some topic such as life and culture?  
> **username_3**: @JoselinJocklingson I am not user2137196. If you want to ask a question in Chinese, then you may register for an account on the website. Then, you ask a question in Chinese. People respond. 知乎 is based on the Quora model. So, you can tag your question with 生活 or 文化 or 生活方式.  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2019-01-15. Score: 0

百度知道 is also a Q&A website. You can find all sorts of information on there.


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### Answer by username_4 on 2019-02-14. Score: 0

Quora -> 知乎 （share your stories that you just make up）

facebook -> 人人（almost died）

twitter -> 微博 （to be a VIP follower）

reddit -> 贴吧（not allow overseas）

youtube -> 优酷（You can even watch videos between ADs)


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