How RedNote and DeepSeek help Hongkongers tap into mainland Chinese trends
Students say popular mainland social media apps help them connect with peers across the border, while AI has become easier to ...
The Diplomat4d
Was a CCP Influence Operation Behind RedNote’s US Surge?
In response to the U.S. ruling, millions of TikTok users found themselves searching for alternatives. This provided a prime ...
Nikkei Asia44m
Chain of Chinese 'migration for education' thrives in Japan
A growing number of Chinese parents want their children to get educations in Japan, and as a result help them and their ...
The Saturday Paper1d
RedNote: The Chinese app shaping the Australian election
Australian politicians are turning to Chinese-owned app RedNote to reach diaspora voters in this election campaign – but their biggest hurdle is Chinese government censors.
Meet the TikTok Rival That Gained Most From U.S. Ban – and It’s Not RedNote
Two months out from TikTok's U.S. ban (and un-banning), only one rival is sustaining its surge in interest over the long term ...
Larry Rhoden bans Chinese apps from use on state devices and by state employees at work
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden has added an AI chatbot and social media platform to the list of banned apps for use by state ...
Why some Hong Kong students use mainland Chinese tech tools DeepSeek and RedNote
A teen says RedNote has helped her connect with classmates from the mainland; another points to DeepSeek’s use for ...
Time5d
Cultural Exchange Between the U.S. and China Before the Social Media Era
With a sense of curiosity, irony, or perhaps plain spite, more than three million Americans created accounts on RedNote, a Chinese app likened to Instagram and known in China as Xiaohongshu.
Chinese officials look to limit social media and screen time in China
While some youth in China admit to spending an excessive amount of time on the internet, many are skeptical about new government proposals aimed at regulating the time young Chinese spend online and ...