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Fig. 3 Intercity network formed by clustering microblog user relations.

Microblog user relations in a virtual world comprise purely interpersonal networks; the relations in this network may consist of either "strong ties" (relations established between acquaintances) or "weak ties" (relations established between strangers) (Granovetter, [35]).

Therefore, the user relations within each city can be clustered as relations among cities, which can be utilized to map and transform interpersonal networks in a virtual network environment to intercity networks.

T he three key components of microblogging are as follows (Wang et.al, [32]): the users, microblogging content and user relations, and the functions of the user relationship network are reflected in three aspects: sending, forwarding, and receiving, which similar with Twitter or Facebook (Fig. 1).

This kind of analysis has been recently carried out for some types of social media platforms (such as Twitter [21]) which capture different nuances of relations (for example, hierarchical follower-followed user relations), but there was a lack in literature regarding online social network platforms reflecting friendship relations, such as Facebook.

In this study, we clustered a large number of microblog users into city nodes based on the interpersonal relations and geographic location attributes of these users and clustered the user relations within each city into the relations among cities in the Wuhan "1+8" City Circle WCCC) to transform and map the interpersonal network in the virtual network environment to an intercity network.

The data include two parts: personal information about individual microblog users and the user relation data.

At the same time, media sharing portals and social networks are mostly based on user-contributed video content, showing a different perspective of user relation with digital media: from being media consumers to being part of content creation, distribution, and sharing.

In a diversified context with multiple social networking sites, heterogeneous activity patterns and different user-user relations, the concept of 'information cascade' is all but univocal.

Dynamic pages and the increasing number of functions that websites can perform are changing users' relations with the Web.

Correlation between users relations were considered in [17] to identify and measure social influence as a source of correlation between the individuals behaviors with social ties.