Recently, Qin Shuo, the founder of Qin Shuo's circle of friends, got into an “argument” with Li Liang, vice president of Douyin Group, over the argument that “there is no 'byte time' on the Chinese Internet.” Li Liang, vice president of Douyin Group, recently published an article saying that if you know your mistakes, you can change them; if you know your mistakes, don't change them; if you know your mistakes, you also deliberately expand misleading opinions; then it's not stupid, it's bad. I have pointed out the errors of Mr. Qin Shuo's views based on facts. Mr. Qin Shuolao made a characterization that was untrue without understanding the details of the data in Japan's Nomura Report. This is extremely irresponsible. Li Liang said that after that, Mr. Qin Shuo did not clarify any facts and opinions, but he continued to rely on his influence to post his circle of friends and promote his misleading opinions. This has nothing to do with academic opinions! Also, please tell Mr. Qin Shuolao that, according to a report recently released by Nomura, WeChat regained its position as the most popular app in China, accounting for 19.3% of the time. I personally don't think this is important. If Mr. Qin Shuo thinks this is very important, and he can come up with some kind of “big characterization,” I also suggest that Mr. Qin Shuo read the report before writing it.

Recently, Qin Shuo, the founder of Qin Shuo's circle of friends, got into an “argument” with Li Liang, vice president of Douyin Group, over the argument that “there is no 'byte time' on the Chinese Internet.” Li Liang, vice president of Douyin Group, recently published an article saying that if you know your mistakes, you can change them; if you know your mistakes, don't change them; if you know your mistakes, you also deliberately expand misleading opinions; then it's not stupid, it's bad. I have pointed out the errors of Mr. Qin Shuo's views based on facts. Mr. Qin Shuolao made a characterization that was untrue without understanding the details of the data in Japan's Nomura Report. This is extremely irresponsible. Li Liang said that after that, Mr. Qin Shuo did not clarify any facts and opinions, but he continued to rely on his influence to post his circle of friends and promote his misleading opinions. This has nothing to do with academic opinions! Also, please tell Mr. Qin Shuolao that, according to a report recently released by Nomura, WeChat regained its position as the most popular app in China, accounting for 19.3% of the time. I personally don't think this is important. If Mr. Qin Shuo thinks this is very important, and he can come up with some kind of “big characterization,” I also suggest that Mr. Qin Shuo read the report before writing it.