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In a cafe in 成都 (Chengdu | Chéngdū), a group of young adults are absorbed in their smartphones, navigating the complexities of social media.
One of them receives a 好友请求 (friend request | hǎoyǒu qǐngqiú) and decides to 接受 (accept | jiēshòu). Another is 屏蔽 (blocking | píngbì) unwanted 垃圾邮件 (spam emails | lājī yóujiàn). They discuss their favorite 话题标签 (topic tags | huàtí biāoqiān) and 动态 (updates | dòngtài) on different platforms.
Several in the group focus on creating eye-catching 内容 (content | nèiróng) to 发布 (publish | fābù) on their timelines, hoping for 点赞 (likes | diǎnzàn) and 新的关注者 (new followers | xīn de guānzhùzhě).
They also share tips on managing 隐私设置 (privacy settings | yǐnsī shèzhì) and discuss the latest 流行 (trends | liúxíng) in 网络社交 (online socializing | wǎngluò shèjiāo).
