Chinese police entered the social media, at least four officers who read and write non-stop on Sina Weibo, substitute Chinese for Twitter.


This is just one of the operations that are part of a big project: the government of China wants to be heard on the social media environment that has grown massively in recent years, becoming the place to express public opinion, according to Financial Times.

Latest statistics show that rail service Weibo already has 250 million registered users and has become the main source of news in the country.

Communist Party of China has already announced he wants to develop its social networking service of propaganda. Sina Weibo has already launched an edition and so far 19,000 government officials began to post. With more than 5,000 accounts, the police is the most enthusiastic of the Chinese authorities active in social media platforms.