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My Experiences with WeMedia in China

Abstract

In this essay I am going to tell my readers what problems I have had when I have been trying to host my videos onto video platforms in China and what is the final result. I will start from elaborating my purpose of hosting, right through all major steps of China video hosting. My problems and pains are not necessarily universal, but some of my experiences may prove to be useful to all, regardless wherever you reside and for whatever purpose you go for China video hosting. At end of the article I am going to tell you how many people are really making money with video hosting in China. See the link below for a full text:

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新加坡吃不消这么多中餐

虎嗅/昭晰    2024-4-11 https://www.huxiu.com/article/2889482.html 疫情后涌入新加坡的中国餐饮品牌，在2024年面临的行业机会与隐忧。随着中餐品牌的涌入，新加坡餐饮市场竞争激烈，中餐关店潮可能在2024年到来。 涌向新加坡的中餐，有如过江之鲫。 这个趋势在2023年达到了巅峰，2024年只会更热闹。但已有隐忧。 “中国餐饮落地客户从去年年底开始有很强的增长。从去年一整年签约3-4个，到今年一季度有接洽的就超过10个，签约品牌已超过去年全年。”新加坡维众餐饮咨询公司(Wemedia Consulting Pte.…

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Astronomical photographer chasing China's space station

BEIJING, -- Stargazer, doctor of astrophysics, promoter of astronomy and vlogger -- Liu Boyang has many facets, but the most high-profile is his role as a documenter of China's space station.

In March, Liu began making preparations for his plan -- documenting and sharing the development of the space station so that he can "help more people learn about the development of China's aerospace sector."

"If you haven't captured and witnessed the changes of China's space station, it's hard to imagine that the space station flying above our heads can 'transform' like a robot," he said.

Since April 19, he has captured every configuration of China's space station on film.

In April 2021, the country officially kicked off the in-orbit construction of its space station by launching the core module Tianhe.

The space station features a basic three-module configuration consisting of the core module, Tianhe, and two lab modules, Wentian and Mengtian. It is designed to be a versatile space lab, capable of accommodating 25 experiment cabinets for scientific exploration.

As a full-time wemedia worker, the 32-year-old has spent months this year taking photos of the space station. However, his passion for astronomy goes back much further.

In 1990, Liu was born into an ordinary family in Erdos, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Before entering primary school, his parents took him to many museums and found that he took a special liking to planetariums.

In 1996, Liu received a significant gift -- an entry-level foldable telescope that cost his parents two months' salary.

When he was in senior high school, Liu joined the astronomy club and became one of its leaders, a role that required him to give lectures to other members. To present intriguing lectures, he read many astronomy books and surfed the internet to accumulate knowledge.

During the same period, he observed stars outside for the first time when he went on a stargazing trip with the other club members, using the school's only large aperture reflecting telescope.

"Astronomy does not live in history books, but in real life. Every moment, astronomical teams from across the globe make new discoveries, which help us feel the progress made by humans," he said.

In 2007, Liu's growing curiosity prompted him to major in astronomy at Peking University, and he later pursued his doctoral studies at the University of Western Australia.

During his doctorate years, he began to promote astronomical knowledge on his social media platforms. "We live in an era of the rapid development of science and technology, and it is very interesting to share what we have experienced."

In addition to popularizing astronomy, his idea to photograph artificial celestial bodies gradually came into being.

In 2020, he was surprised that foreign photographers could take close-up images of the International Space Station from the ground. He decided to try his hand at taking similar pictures.

However, photographing moving objects in space from the ground is not as simple as pressing the shutter button. Optical tracking software is needed to control telescope tracking. But the software he was able to find was either outdated or insufficiently designed to function properly.

On March 18 this year, Liu swung into action as he didn't want to miss the best stage to record the growth of China's space station. He decided to develop an optical tracking program himself.

On April 19, with his self-developed optical tracking program, Liu captured clear, close-up images of China's space station for the first time on the outskirts of Hengshui City, north China's Hebei Province, despite failures in the process.

Running after the space station was no easy task for Liu and his team, technically or financially.

The configuration of the space station is constantly changing with the completion of each launch mission. And the ideal conditions for observing and photographing the transit of the space station from the ground are very limited.

To look for better shooting conditions, he has made over 50 trips to carefully selected locations in more than 10 cities across the country, largely at his own expense. He waits patiently for the few minutes when the space station zips across the night sky.

This year, he traveled into the desert and onto plateaus, and almost got lost in the wild without a phone signal. But he says that the challenging experiences were "no big deal."

Thereafter, Liu's stories and the videos he shares garnered media attention, and subscribers flocked to his accounts on platforms including the Chinese online video-sharing platform Bilibili.

His Bilibili subscriber base grew from 2,000 in April to 100,000 in the end of September this year.

So far, he has captured 26 clear, close-up images of China's space station.

The space station will become busier exploring space science and technology in the coming years, as the recently launched Shenzhou-15 mission wraps up the last stage of the station's construction and kicks off the first stage of its application and development.

In addition to promoting astronomy, Liu is participating in the 6-8m Expanding Aperture Segmented Telescope project at Peking University, and he hopes his work will have scientific research and engineering value.

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http:// image.uc. cn/s/wemedia/s/upload/2021/e209b0a0cca3c0ea08b7c48998937c95.jpg (spaces added so the link will actually send- also i tried to send the pic itself like 5 times but tumblr said it wouldnt send so sorry if you spammed a bunch of this pic)

oh my godddd it's actually fucked up that tumblr DIDNT spam me with this photo a million times im in love with it holy shit

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Benefit Chain Behind the “black ops” of Blockchain

The same company, not paying money is "malicious money" turning into “dark horse” immediately after the paying money; by issuing paid "black text" for "protection racket", the annual income can reach tens of millions of dollars ... Recently, The veil of the "black PR" operatives from We media has been unveiled, and the streaks of the stains are shocking.

All kinds of actions have once again refreshed the world's perception of chaos in the We media. In these years, from patchwork to plagiarism, from arbitrarily fabricated to rumors, from paid text to water army attack, from the anomalous behavior of We media. If it is said that "washing the manuscript" is that it encroaches on the fruits of the labor of others and earns traffic. It belongs to stealing chickens and touching dogs. Then, "black public relations" turns over the clouds for the rain, relying on the "microphone" in the hands to seal the fee. It is the extortion of the open fire, which is unimaginable.

Enterprises have been plagued by "black public relations" for too long, but most of them are helpless, but they are becoming more and more unscrupulous. Why? The big problem is that the "output ratio" of the two sides is too great.

Producing a "black text" is really a piece of cake, a person can piece together materials, with a sensational title, and then with the "viral spread", you can easily profit tens of thousands. On the other hand, each company, not to mention the road to safeguarding rights, is complicated and complicated. Many companies are troublesome. Even if they stand up to the court and win the case, the court will impose penalties according to the law, but the loss is only a small one.

That's why it's so good and always attacked. Let's take a few examples:

Baidu was considered to be a pyramid scheme, but why is it successful now? The 8,000 Baidu members only have 200 people left. Baidu is also complained that CCTV is saying that it is doing pyramid schemes. Finally, Baidu successfully listed, and the 7800 shares were withdrawn. The members have no choice but suffer in silence.

Things can't be done, people can't be full. As PlusFo's advantages gradually emerged, some problems came up, including organized, premeditated spams and black PR. Since PlusFo has been cleaning up the spams from the beginning, there have been various rumors, smashes, smears and doubts. All I want to say is the platform is being upgraded and upgraded on a large scale. Are you smashing and smashing here? Haven’t you done enough to harm others?

A botulinum rumor that once caused Wahaha to lose 2 billion in the year, but the huge compensation claim is only 1 million. The high cost of safeguarding rights and the low penalty compensation can naturally not give a strong shock to the "black PR", and enterprises will choose to "spend money and eliminate disasters".

Just so, how can the "black public relations" flooding tide be reversed? It should be known that its "keyboard" alone reverses the right and wrong, not only affects the normal production and operation of the enterprise, but also pollutes the entire Internet environment.

At the moment, content entrepreneurship is in the limelight, and since We media is blooming, everyone is actively exploring new propaganda models and thinking about how to make “encashment” profits. The "black PR" are a huge profit, and will undoubtedly have a huge adverse demonstration effect. This wind is not braked, it will make traffic worship go astray on the wrong path, eventually leading to bad tokens to drive out good tokens.

In essence, "black ops" is an illegal crime in the "media coat". It is not a freedom of speech, it is not a matter of supervising the public. This act of organizing and fabricating false facts of others has long been suspected of damaging commercial reputation.

Therefore, it is still necessary to rely on the law to cut off the benefit chain of “black PR” rapidly and accurately. Forming a "everyone opposing" situation, as soon as these mischievous people what real pain is, they will know what is the red line, what is the bottom line.

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[bestarticle]

China Press Release Distribution: Everything You Should Know Here

Did you know that China is the world's second-largest economy? And it's only going to keep growing! If you're looking for ways to reach this massive market, china press release distribution may be the answer. In this post, we'll share everything you need to know about this powerful marketing tool. We'll cover topics such as how to write a press release that will get attention in China, how to find the best distribution channels and more. So whether you're just starting out or you've been doing business in China for years, read on for valuable insights into china pr!

What is China's press release?

A press release is a written or recorded communication directed at members of the news media for the purpose of announcing something claimed as having news value. In China, a press release is known as "xinwen gonggao" (新闻公告) which literally means "news announcement."

How to write a press release for China?

When writing a press release for China, it's important to remember that the Chinese market is unique. That means your press release must be tailored to meet the needs and interests of your target audience. Here are some tips to keep in mind:

- Use simple, direct language that can be easily understood by a Chinese reader.

- Write in short paragraphs, using active voice.

- Be sure to include key information such as who, what, when, where and why.

- Use images and videos to help tell your story.

- If you're including quotes, be sure to attribute them to the correct source.

While there's no one-size-fits-all formula for writing a press release, following these tips will help you create content that is more likely to resonate with your Chinese audience.

Where to distribute your press release in China?

Once you've written your press release, it's time to start thinking about distribution. With so many options available, it can be difficult to know where to start. Here are a few of the most popular distribution channels in China:

- WeMedia platforms: WeChat, Weibo, Toutiao

- Traditional media: newspapers, TV and radio stations

- Online news portals: Sina, Sohu, NetEase

- Industry websites and forums

You can find more press release media platforms here.

Of course, there are many other distribution channels available, so be sure to do your research and choose the ones that will work best for your business.

What are China's authority press release websites?

There are many authority press release websites in China, but some of the most popular include PR Newswire, PRC.cn and Sohu News. These websites are a great way to get your press release in front of a large audience. Your can find the price for your niche here.

What's the best time to distribute a press release in China?

The best time to distribute a press release in China is typically during business hours, from Monday to Friday. However, you may want to consider distributing your press release on a weekend if you're targeting consumers.

What are the requirements to submit a press release on China's websites?

To submit a press release on a website in China, you will typically need to create an account and provide some basic information about your company. In some cases, you may also be required to submit a fee. To know about China press release cost please visit cnbacklinko.com

What are China's most popular social media to promote my products?

The most popular social media platforms in China are WeChat, Weibo and Toutiao. If you're looking to promote your products on social media, these are the platforms you should be using. You can learn more about China press release here.

We hope this article has given you a better understanding of china press release distribution. If you have any questions or would like to help you.

Now that you know everything there is to know about china press release distribution, it's time to start writing your own press release now.

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