For ordinary people, most of the friends who follow Weibo come from real life circles. The words and deeds of users not only vent their emotions and record their thoughts, but more importantly, maintain their interpersonal relationships. Functions of Weibo: 1. Simple and easy to use. This has two meanings. Compared with blogs that emphasize layout layout, the content of Weibo is composed of simple phrases. From this perspective, the technical requirements for users are very low, and the language arrangement and organization are very important. Second, the various APIs opened by Weibo allow a large number of users to update their personal information instantly through mobile phones, the Internet, etc. 2. The influence of the interpersonal "circle" is still compared to blogs. Users' attention is a "passive" state of attention, and the audience for the written content is uncertain; while Weibo's attention is more active. As long as you tap "follow", it means that you are willing to accept real-time updates from a certain user; from this perspective, it is more valuable for commercial promotion and the spread of star effect. At the same time, for ordinary people, most of the friends who follow Weibo come from real life circles. The words and deeds of users not only play a role in venting emotions and recording thoughts, but more importantly, maintain interpersonal relationships. 3. The perfect combination of human beings’ natural “desire to communicate” and the advent of technology in the web 2.0 era. In this era of information explosion, everyone’s life is deeply affected by the wave of knowledge. The Internet is a classroom that never goes out of style. After crossing the WEB1.0 "portal" era, we were surprised to find that everyone can be a recorder and follower of the times, from the Clinton scandal revealed by the "Drudge Report" in 1998 to the China scandal in 2005 With the arrival of the "First Year of Blogs", WEB2.0 is no longer an empty and conceptual cutting-edge concept. What it has brought us is the advent of a truly national carnival era. The popularity of "Sister Furong" and the "Muzi Mei" incident represent that blogs, as an emerging communication tool, have entered the lives of ordinary people, and the individual's right to freedom of speech has been greatly exerted. /wangke/hongren.html Compared with blogs that require organized language to state facts or use rhetorical techniques to express feelings, Weibo’s real-time expression of short sentences in “quotation style” is more in line with the pace of life and habits of modern people; and the use of new technologies allows users to It is also easier for (the author) to reply to visitors' messages, thus forming a good interactive relationship. Evaluation answer You have already evaluated! Good: 8 You've already rated it! Bad: 23 You have already rated it! Original: 4 You have already rated! Non-original: 10 Website 8877 Answer acceptance rate: 20.5 2010-10-28 10:27 Report satisfactory answer rate: 77 Weibo, the abbreviation of MicroBlog, is an information sharing, dissemination and acquisition based on user relationships. On the platform, users can update information in about 140 characters through personal communities via WEB, WAP and various client components, and achieve instant sharing. The earliest and most famous Weibo is Twitter in the United States. According to relevant public data, as of January 2010, this product has 75 million registered users worldwide. In August 2009, Sina.com, China's largest portal website, launched the internal beta version of "Sina Weibo" and became the first portal website to provide Weibo services. Weibo officially entered the mainstream Chinese Internet users' horizons. Report

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