Further 3 Wrong Understandings About WeChat

Other than the common 10 misunderstandings about WeChat, there following three prevalent thinking that must be corrected:

1. People in China Cannot Follow My WeChat Account

I have over 211 friends who live in China and they follow my Moments posting every day. I even taught one of them English via WeChat. Definitely, people in China can follow my WeChat account.

But if I were to create my overseas Official Account, people in China cannot follow and read my overseas Official Account.

But if these people from China opened their WeChat accounts using their e-mails and QQ accounts and not their mobile number, they can follow all overseas official accounts.

Note that official accounts are mini-sites on WeChat, they are not the same as the usual personal WeChat account that most people use every day

2. WeChat Wallet Cannot Be Opened Outside China

Anyone in this world can open WeChat Wallet easily. They just need one of the following: bank card from China (meaning you have a bank account physically opened in China) or Visa/Mastercard credit card to authenticate

I use WeChat Wallet more than once a week as I send red packets to my students in the WeChat classes as I demonstrate to them how they can open WeChat Wallet in just 3 minutes inside my class

Note that only with WeChat Wallet can you access the free advertising platform called 'GroupBuy'. With WeChat Wallet, you can receive and send RMB to anyone in this world via transfer or red packets. You also can make use of WeChat Pay to do cashless payments to vendors

3. Only Those Who Understand Chinese Can Use WeChat

WeChat is used in over 100 countries in this world and currently, it translates 21 languages instantly. Thus you don't need to know Chinese to use WeChat

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