Liu Yifei reveals that she hasn't posted to her WeChat friend circle in 9 years.

In a recent interview for a magazine, Liu Yifei revealed that she has not posted to her WeChat friend circle in 9 years. However, this is not because of her strong willpower, but she acts this way to prevent herself from becoming addicted.

Fortunately for her fans, the actress does maintain a fairly engaged presence on Weibo. In addition to pictures of her styling for events, magazine photoshoots, brand endorsements, and promotion of her film and drama activities, the actress also regularly posts photos of her cats.

Netizens reacted with the following comments:

1. If I had Liu Yifei's looks  , I might post a 9-grid set of photos every hour. [+21420]

Response: I might do a live broadcast for the whole day, all 25 hours.  Let's watch the beauty together. [+5828]

2. Liu Yifei said she won't update her own friend circle, but when she scrolls down and reaches her friends' friend circles, she'll give a like on their posts. She just doesn't really use it anymore. [+10855]

Response: She doesn't update her friend circle, but she posts quite a lot on Weibo. They're the same thing; it's just that the platform for talking is different, that's all. For me, I haven't posted in many years on Weibo, but I occasionally post in my friend circle. [+2884]

3. There's really not much to post about, right? I also don't post that much in my friend circle because I don't think that my matters are so important that they all need to be widely advertised. Enjoying your life by yourself--that's pretty good. [+7143]

Response: I post pretty much anything. It's just to keep a record of memories for myself; it's not for the sake of saying something to others. In the future, when I'm old and I'm seeing these posts, I'll be able to think of the things that happened in the past...[+1519]

4. Thank you, Liu Yifei, for not stopping your Weibo updates  [+6293]

5. It turns out that the friend circle is actually the "cold palace". [T/N: "Cold palace" is a term used to refer to historically, where the emperor put concubines and royals who had fallen out of favor. Now, it's used to refer to things that are unused or ignored.] Fortunately, we can still see the beauty on Weibo.  Looking forward to the broadcast of Liu Yifei's A Dream of Splendor. I've already watched the trailer hundreds of times on Bilibili. [+2745]

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