What the death of QQ Pets tells us about China's internet
What the death of QQ Pets tells us about China's internet
For a generation of internet users in China, QQ Pets is part of a collective memory. Love it or hate it, millions of people grew up with the penguin-raising game. But the country has undergone a dramatic online transformation over the last decade, and the death of QQ Pets shows just how much it’s changed..
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