How Weibo Is Changing China
It was the last straw for Shanghai graduate student Wu Heng, when he heard that restaurants near him were using toxic chemicals to make pork taste like beef. He started a food-safety blog out of his dorm room in January. In April, he got 10,000 hits. In May, he got 5 million.
“Word spread on Weibo,” he says with a grin.
Weibo – China’s version of Twitter …
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