Paying-for-knowledge app a hit
An app that allows people to pay some money to get their questions answered by professionals or hear the answers, is becoming popular among Chinese internet users.
Fenda was launched in May by website, Zaihang, a platform for people who want to learn knowledge and expertise online.
There were more than one million paying customers on the app within the first three days after it launched, according to the Zaihang website.
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Wang Sicong, son of Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin, Dalian Wanda Group's chairman, answers questions on the Fenda app. [Photo/IC] |
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