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Interface of WeshiWeChat is testing WeShow (or Weishi in Chinese), a Vine-like video clip sharing service.
Different from Vine, a video clip on WeChat allows for up to 8 seconds long.
It looks the videos are hosted by Tencent Video, the company’s online video arm.
Tencent developed WeShow, or Weishi in Chinese, one year ago.
Tencent later explained that on WeChat is a brand new one that the team started developing half a year ago.
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