Using NFC on your phone to enter a subway station, paying for a coffee with a digital wallet, ordering a favorite bag from a livestream shopping session... nearly every aspect of daily life in China is permeated by the "digital" touch. It's no exaggeration to say that China has become the one country in the world where "one smartphone can do it all".
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