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Other popular Chinese social media apps and services include: QQ was originally just a desktop messaging app, similar to Facebook Messenger, but it is now also available as a phone app and offers services such as group and voice chat, games, music, movies, and shopping. In China, QQ (officially 'Tencent QQ') is a social media and instant messaging service developed by the Chinese company Tencent, (the same company that owns WeChat). QQ is also used as abbreviation to mean 'Quick Question.' It is a short form of QQ4U (Quick Question For You). Possibly as a result of its use in online gaming, QQ came to be used more widely as an emoticon meaning 'crying eyes.' In this context, QQ is often used to denote sadness or sympathy, but it is also used as a form of abuse for anyone deemed to be whinging or moaning.

QQ came to be used as an order, to tell unskilled players or those moaning about losing to 'quit' the game.

Using the keystrokes ALT+Q+Q, players could immediately exit the game. QQ is an emoticon which originated in the online fantasy-themed strategy game Warcraft II. Here is more information about each of these definitions of QQ. QQ means 'Quit,' 'Crying Eyes,' and 'Quick Question.' It is also the name of a Chinese social media and messaging service.

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