Beginner’s Guide: How to Use Claude3 Smoothly in China!
Today, I will share how to use Claude3 smoothly in China, so you no longer have to worry about access limitations.
Regarding how to use Claude3 in China, I have summarized a 3+2 model, which includes three main usage methods and two key points to note.
This model is the result of experiences gathered from hundreds of AI learners led by me.
When you share this with friends in the future, just use this 3+2 model; it’s easy to remember and practical.
What are the three main usage methods?
First: Access Claude3 directly through the official website.
Second: Use the POE platform to access Claude3 indirectly.
Third: Choose a reliable Claude3 mirror site in China.
Speaking of this, I can’t help but recall an experience from a student last week.
He spent over 2000 to buy a Claude3 account, and ended up getting banned in less than two days.
This reminded me of my own similar situation initially; later, through continuous exploration, I found a stable way to use it.
For this reason, I specially prepared an internal guide for core members on stable access to Claude3, which details how to correctly set up a proxy server, how to avoid triggering account bans, and how to quickly restore access after being banned.
Let’s first discuss why it’s important to choose official channels.
Accessing Claude3 through the official website has two main advantages: first, it has complete functionality, especially the newly launched Artifacts feature, which allows real-time viewing and editing of content generated by Claude; second, it has fast response times and guaranteed output quality.
However, direct access also faces two challenges: a stable network environment is needed, and there’s a risk of account bans.
I’ve found that many users are troubled by these two issues.
Speaking of this, I remember an interesting case; a PhD student friend of mine needed to use Claude3 for her thesis writing but always faced unstable internet.
After configuring it according to my shared methods, not only did she solve her access issues, but her usage efficiency also improved significantly; now her thesis is progressing smoothly.
Next, let’s talk about the POE platform.
The advantage of POE is that it has a relatively low entry barrier and integrates multiple AI models.
However, recently, POE has also increased many restrictions on using Claude3, such as requiring a subscription to access the latest version.
Speaking of POE, I can’t help but share a little tip: by setting the system time correctly, you can sometimes bypass certain usage restrictions.
Of course, this method needs to be used with caution.
Finally, let’s talk about domestic mirror sites.
This is the route many people are most interested in, as it is convenient and doesn’t require special network conditions.
However, this area is quite tricky; I’ve seen too many cases of pitfalls.
Last week, a student came to me saying he charged 3000 yuan on a certain platform to buy the so-called Claude3 professional version, only to find out after a while that it was just a repackaged Claude2.
How can one identify reliable mirror sites?
I have summarized four key judgment criteria: first, check the output speed.
The genuine Claude3 has very fast response times; if it frequently lags, it’s likely a lower version.
Second, test professional questions.
Claude3 performs exceptionally well in professional fields and can be validated by asking some specialized questions.
Third, observe visual recognition capabilities.
Claude3 has significantly improved image understanding abilities and can accurately describe and analyze complex images.
Fourth, experience the Artifacts feature.
This is a unique feature of Claude3; if a platform claims to have Claude3 but lacks this feature, it’s a red flag.
Speaking of this, I recall an interesting observation.
Previously, I encountered a platform claiming to use Claude3; I casually sent a complex data chart for analysis, but it could only identify the most basic information, lacking Claude3’s detailed data insight capabilities.
This reminds me of a saying: “You can’t hide fire with paper; true gold fears no fire.”
Now, let’s discuss two important points to note: first, compare platforms before choosing.
Don’t be deceived by marketing rhetoric; you must experience it yourself.
I suggest everyone try with a small amount first, and only consider long-term use after confirming quality.
I remember a student who, eager to get started, charged 5000 yuan at once, only to encounter a platform shutdown and suffered huge losses.
Second, back up important conversations in a timely manner.
No matter which method you use, develop the habit of regularly exporting important conversation records.
I previously encountered a situation where a platform suddenly went into maintenance, causing all previous conversations to be lost.
So now I regularly save important content.
Using Claude3 is not difficult; the key is to find the right method.
For example, I recently developed a complete scheme for stable use of Claude3, including how to bypass regional restrictions, how to optimize conversation quality, and how to avoid account risks.
For this reason, I also prepared a detailed advanced guide for core members on stable use of Claude3 in China, which includes various practical tips and also lists some particularly useful but lesser-known mirror site resources.
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