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Benwei Xianwu, a Chinese brand of low-temperature meat products, has recently completed A-round financing totaling tens of millions of yuan.
Xiaohongshu will open an office in Hong Kong, be neighbors with Alibaba, and make efforts towards globalization.
Recently, Xiaohongshu's self-owned e-commerce platform "Little Oasis" released a farewell letter stating that it will cease operations and shut down in October this year.
Since the bankruptcy and liquidation of Terra/LUNA, stETH, and 3AC, the transaction volume of the world's NFT market has shown a downward trend. Meanwhile, China, on the other side of the ocean, is leading the digital collection market.
At present, the business focus of Xiaohongshu's products is still on short videos, which occupy most of the human and financial resources, leaving not much resources for AI exploration.
Recently, Xiaohongshu integrated the algorithm departments of commercialization, community, and e-commerce, establishing a new app Algorithm Department.
Xiaohongshu, translated into “Red” or “Little Red Book”, a shopping tip app gaining large popularity among Chinese millennials, just closed its $300 million Ser...
CNBC released their list of 2019 Disruptor 50 companies, containing the most influential and innovative companies in various industries, from biotech and machine learning to transportation, retail and agriculture. Two Chinese firms, the ride-hailing giant Didi-Chuxing and Xiaohongshu, ranked among the top ten.
Tencent is quietly testing a new recommendation project called "Penguin Huimai." And ByteDance's short video app Douyin has again tested the use of a new recommendation function.
Xiaohongshu, one of the world's largest community e-commerce platforms, has been banned from Google's Play Store.
The popularity of smartphones has seen the unprecedented growth of mobile applications. Here we’ve rounded up the most popular free iPhone apps in China.
As the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympics (Beijing 2022) are approaching, skiing has become one of the top buzzwords that has swept along almost every social media platform in China.