Fanbase

Automotive influencer Chen Zhen clarified his positive view of Xiaomi’s products, particularly the value of their cars. He addressed accusations of criticizing the Xiaomi SU7, stating his critiques target the fanbase’s behavior, not the product itself, which he finds competitively priced and well-made. He also shared his perspective on personal vehicle modifications, highlighting the focus on aesthetics.

Nintendo’s live-action “Legend of Zelda” film, initially slated for 2027, faces fan scrutiny. While accepting the delay for refinement, the fanbase debates the live-action format, fearing it will diminish the game’s fantastical elements. They advocate for animation, citing successes like “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,” arguing it better captures Zelda’s aesthetic, especially after “The Super Mario Bros. Movie”. Despite concerns, fans prioritize a faithful adaptation of the beloved narrative.

Former Meizu executive Li Nan sparked debate on CNBC AI News by criticizing the extremist elements within Xiaomi and Huawei fanbases. He observed that Huawei’s most extreme fans display poorer conduct, often deploying nationalistic arguments and resembling “coal barons.” Discussions evolved to include classifications of fans and their motivations, with Li Nan favoring the “stupid but poor” scenario for maximizing readers’ happiness.