The reposting function of Tencent Weibo was similar to Twitter's "retweeting", which was replied in @ form.

Some Chinese celebrities were Tencent Weibo users, including, Ma Huateng, Zhou Hongyi, Liu Xiang and Jet Li.

Through the QQ client (Windows Simplified Chinese version of the QQ2010 Beta 3 or later version), QQ Pinyin input method, computer, smartphone (iPhone, Android OS, S60, and KJava), SMS and MMS, users could broadcast microblogging messages.

However, due to some operating problems, on January 26, 2010, Tencent announced to shut down and merge the website into the Qzone.

[7] Tencent Weibo acted as an 'open' platform for developers and users to communicate and share data widely.