Thai versions of Meteor Garden and Hua Ze Classroom opened in Weibo. Why do more and more foreign artists open Weibo?

I mainly want to promote myself and improve my popularity in this way. The Thai version of Meteor Garden has been controversial since it was broadcast. It may be because the plot is too old-fashioned, so it has been vomited by many netizens, but it is precisely because its plot has attracted a large wave of fans. Dew, a Thai actor who plays Hua Ze in the play, is a mixed-race Chinese and Thai. He gained 200,000 fans in just four hours after he opened Weibo, which shows that his popularity in China is very high.

I believe many netizens have found such a problem, that is, more and more foreign artists are starting to open Weibo gradually. Of course, they did this not to support the software, but to increase their popularity. Some stars will go directly to the hot search as soon as they open Weibo. Lu is a good example. They gained a lot of fans without spending a penny. Weibo once made such a statistic that the monthly users reached 511million, which is a huge number, which is equivalent to half of the population in China using Weibo, which is far beyond the reach of other software.

Registering a Weibo doesn't cost money at all, and you can get such high traffic without spending money. Why don't these foreign artists have fun? They got the flow and heat here, which is equivalent to opening the market in China, and then they can engage in various projects. What's more, Weibo is just a transit station, and countless apps will choose to get all kinds of information from here, which will make the star's popularity higher and higher, and his popularity will soar several times directly.

Besides, the income of China stars ranks first in the world, so these foreign stars will certainly not miss this opportunity to make money. Fans should never naively think that stars do this just to communicate with themselves, but their ultimate goal is to make money. In fact, this is understandable, there is no need to care too much.