Deleting WeChat friends can keep conversation records

It all started with a series of Weibo posts asking how to preserve conversation records after deleting WeChat friends. The discussion quickly gained momentum, with users sharing their thoughts and experiences. Some expressed confusion as to why one would want to keep chat records after deleting contacts, while others offered practical solutions.

One netizen commented, "Too many steps; too lazy to learn. Why keep dialogue records if you've deleted everything? There's nothing of importance." This sentiment was echoed by another user who wrote, "Why keep the record of conversation if you've deleted it? Except that I don't expect you to repay what you owe."

However, others argued that there could be benefits in retaining chat records. As one user pointed out, "The deleted person secretly rejoices, but if they're not good for you in the future, you have a leverage." This suggests that having a record of past conversations can provide a means to refer back to important information or to use as evidence in certain situations.

There were also users who thought that deleting a contact on WeChat meant severing all ties with that person, and thus there was no need to keep chat records. They argued that the act of deleting a friend should be a clean break, and that retaining conversation records was unnecessary and even tiring as it would require additional steps to delete or transfer them elsewhere.

On the other hand, some users suggested a middle ground approach. One user wrote, "Distribute and collect, new skills get Tick!" This seems to suggest that one should keep certain chat records while deleting others, depending on their importance or value.

Despite the differing opinions, it is clear that the issue of chat record preservation when deleting WeChat friends has sparked a lively debate among Chinese netizens. As social media continues to be an integral part of people's lives, these discussions are likely to become more common and more nuanced as users navigate their online interactions and relationships.

In other news, Yale University Professor Chen Zhiwu offered a public class on financial knowledge through a shared Weibo video. This was well-received by many netizens who expressed interest in learning from such esteemed academics.

Finally, some users shared their intentions to delete certain contacts on WeChat and start fresh, symbolized by one user who wrote, "I am going to delete @YinheYuXin and give it a try." It appears that this topic has resonated with many Chinese netizens, sparking discussions about online interactions and relationships. As technology continues to evolve, so too must our understanding of how we navigate these complex digital landscapes.