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Continued from the previous page: What's QQ, China QQ Facts, Chinese QQ expressions, etc.

Now QQ Messenger 2011 is available, and both Chinese and non-Chinese can use it. Here are some good things about this version. (This is a QQ expression.)

• Clear, nicely designed interface
• Extra tools like remote control, screen capture and video recording
• Lots of customization options
• Support for text, voice and video chats (It's the best so far.)
• Usual IM features: smileys, nudges, file sharing...

Cons? Yeah, there are some room for them to improve, such as making it easier when adding contacts, downloading new interface themes, etc. But we don't complain. The pros far exceed the shortcomings.

QQ China: Examples

Here are some examples how Creative people can be while using QQ Expressions.

Now through Chinese QQ - the Public Transportation in Beijing:

Please note that the red-faced angry person who sits at the back door on the bus is usually the bus-ticket seller.

Beijing Bus at rush hour. People who have space around them are those who are lucky enough to have a seat. Others are standing riders. The most used QQ expressions are:

 

Beijing Subway at rush hour

 

Beijing bus at regular hours

 

Beijing bus: on a non-demanding route at non rush hour

 

Beijing bus at regular hours. People like to stand close to the front door. The bus driver is shouting: "Move towards the back! Move towards the back! There is plenty of room down there!" which is a very common scene on the buses of Beijing.

If you ever have a chance to experience Beijing's public transportation, don't be . Tighten your belt and you'll have .

 

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