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Highly Digitized Lifestyles Adds to Flood Woes in China
People uses a rubber dinghy to cross a flooded street following flooding that claimed the lives of at least 33 people earlier in the week, in the city of Zhengzhou in China's Henan province on July 23, 2021. Noel Celis/AFP via Getty Images
Sophia Lam
By Sophia Lam
7/27/2021Updated: 8/1/2021

Residents of flood-ravaged Henan Province in China have had their digital-orientated lifestyles disrupted by widespread power outages. Due to a prevalence of online payment apps, outages in the city of Zhengzhou have interfered with many citizens’ daily activities, such as ordering food and access to other necessities.

Many aspects of daily life for Chinese people is integrated with their smartphones. Consumers of all ages and walks of life primarily pay for products and services with their phones through the use of domestically developed apps tied to their bank accounts.

Sophia Lam
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Sophia Lam joined The Epoch Times in 2021 and covers China-related topics.
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