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Hafrik Support @Hafrik added blog in Uncategorized 🇨🇳 Hafrik China
2026-01-14 13:43:57 · Translate

Why an App Called “死了么 (Did I Die?)” Suddenly Went Viral on Chinese Social Media

An app with the very blunt name "死了么 (Did I Die?)" somehow climbed to the top of China's paid App Store charts this week, and yes, people have a lot to say about it. The name alone does half the work. In Chinese, "死了么" clearly riffs on "饿了么", one of the country's biggest food delivery apps. It's the kind of wordplay that makes you pause, laugh a little, then feel slightly weird about laughing....

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in Uncategorized
2025-10-27 10:55:04 · Translate

China Introduces New Rules for Influencers: Hafrik Rolls Out Verified Creator Guidelines

China has officially introduced new regulations for online influencers and content creators, marking a major shift in how professional topics are shared on digital platforms. Under the new policy, only individuals with verified academic or professional qualifications can discuss specialized areas such as medicine, finance, law, education, or health. What This Means for the Hafrik Community...

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in Living in China 🇨🇳 Hafrik China
2026-01-19 14:08:39 · Translate

Verbal Insults on WeChat Can Have Real Legal Consequences in China

Think Before You Type: Verbal Insults on WeChat Can Have Real Legal Consequences in China Many people assume that what they say online, especially in private chats or group messages, is just “venting.” In China, that assumption can be risky. Recent reminders from Chinese authorities and legal experts make it clear: verbal insults, whether spoken or typed on platforms like...

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