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Jay Chou ignited social media by launching a Douyin account as “Student Jay,” amassing over 10 million followers in 24 hours with no content posted. His AI-powered first video attracted 18.7 million likes. Concurrently, he altered his Kuaishou bio from “only official platform” to “first Chinese social media account.” Analysts interpret these moves as a strategic shift in allegiances within China’s competitive short-video market, leveraging Chou’s star power for platform user acquisition wars. His Douyin followers now exceed 19.5 million.

Avenir Intelligence, under Huawei’s HarmonyOS, unveiled a redesigned emblem for its Zhijie EV brand, sparking public feedback. A social media post tagging Xiaomi’s CEO Lei Jun was deleted, fueling industry buzz. The metal hexagonal design echoes Tesla but adds Chinese elements. Free retrofits for owners aim to boost loyalty, aligning with Q4 vehicle plans in China’s competitive $150B market. (82 words)

Han Jianqi, Vice President at Cheetah Mobile, announced his departure after seven years. In a heartfelt social media post, he expressed gratitude to colleagues and leadership, including Chairman and CEO Fu Sheng and Vice President Xiao Jie. Han looks forward to exploring new opportunities and building on past collaborations.

Xiaomi faces increased scrutiny after entering the automotive market, amplified by rapid growth and social media’s influence. CEO Lei Jun emphasizes meticulous communication and staying true to core values to navigate the “attention economy.” He stresses the importance of careful public statements and adapting to industry expectations despite being a newcomer.

Influential blogger “Liujiushou” criticized comedian Li Xueqin’s quick rise to fame, contrasting it with his own slower career. He questioned the fairness of opportunity, especially considering Li Xueqin’s recent financial scrutiny compared to his own struggles. The post ignited online debate, with some accusing Liujiushou of envy. He further expressed cynicism about recognition based on superficial factors.

Mathematician Wei Dongyi gained viral fame on Douyin, accumulating over 24 million followers in three days. The World Record Certification Agency recognized his rapid follower growth. His account will feature mathematics content, connecting him with a wider audience. Sohu CEO Zhang Chaoyang acknowledged Wei’s social media presence as natural, highlighting the shift towards social media for educational content and publications.

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Douyin, the Chinese TikTok, removed 26 accounts impersonating the “Girl with a Carrying Pole,” a viral sensation. The platform took action after identifying accounts using her name and profile. The student, who gained fame after images of her carrying luggage went viral, confirmed she has no social media accounts and will not create any before university. She is working a part-time job to contribute to her family.

Entrepreneur Yu Donglai denied making comments about influencer Dong Yuhui amidst online speculation. He clarified his stance on Douyin (TikTok), stating he doesn’t know Yuhui and acknowledges his potential. The controversy arose after Yu praised Nie Shengzhe, who made critical videos about Yuhui, leading fans to question Yu’s support for Nie’s criticisms and whether they reflect his views on Yuhui.

A simple introduction video by Chinese mathematician Wei Dongyi unexpectedly sparked a viral sensation, amassing millions of views and comments. The comments section transformed into a “wish well,” with students seeking academic success. This phenomenon reflects a blend of admiration for Wei’s intellectual prowess and a desire for good fortune. The article analyzes the public’s perception of Wei, the spread of unreliable stories, and the need to view him as an individual, separate from exaggerated narratives.