Note: Google Store, Google Play, and Play Store all refer to the same APP, but with different names.
I found this to be a difficult task, depending on the phone brand and OS version, even if the Google store is successfully installed, it may not be available.
So I'm going to make a workaround.
Let's think about it, why do you want to install the Google store?
The high probability is to download apps that we cannot install normally, such as Youtube, Twitter, CNN and so on.
So, we just need to find a platform that can provide downloads of Youtube, Twitter and other APPs?
So we changed the question from "How to install Google Play" to, "How to find an alternative to Google Play".
With this problem-solving idea, the next thing is easy to handle, move the Google engine up, and search for "apk download".
In addition, I also plan to search and select a website, which can be logged in without magic tools, and the installation package can be downloaded without going through the Google store, which can greatly facilitate our use.
In the end, I settled on one site: APK Premier
The application update speed of this website is almost synchronized with that of the Google store, and all APPs are basically covered. Moreover, what's more special, we can directly open the website.
Follow the "Quantum Theory" public account, reply "Google Store" to get the website address.
This is an all-English site, and both mobile phones and computers can be adapted to open. If you want to download an APP, just enter the name directly in the search box on the web page. Taking Youtube as an example, I input the seven letters of "youtube" in the search box.
Then click the magnifying glass icon on the right side of the search box, and the website will return the query results.
Click the Youtube icon, and the page will jump to the APP details page.
Click the "Download APK" button to download the APP installation package.
If it is downloaded by mobile phone, it can be installed directly. If it is downloaded by computer, it can be sent to the mobile phone for installation.
If you send the APK by WeChat, it is very likely that the Android installation package will be added with a ".1" suffix, causing the phone to fail to recognize the installation. You need to rename the file on the phone and delete the ".1" suffix , and then proceed with the installation.