D'Angelo Russell said on Xiaohongshu that he will join the Shanghai Sharks as a free agent in the Chinese Basketball Association, where he will experience 'Modu,' which is Shanghai's nickname meaning 'enchanted metropolis.' The 30-year-old NBA guard, who was No. 2 overall pick in the 2015 NBA Draft, also shared a video on X of his daughter saying Ni Hao, which means Hello in Chinese. The Sharks won their first CBA title in 25 years last season. @Dloading #ShanghaiSharks# #Shanghai# #Modu# #NBA# #CBA#

Great to see @dotsstudioai from the popular Chinese social media app (@xiaohongshu, known as RedNote in English) join the open-weight community! ❤️ The team is still trying it out for day-to-day use to see the actual quality of the model or if it is eval maxed. Regardless, it is always great to see another company join the open community!

In Depth: The public airing of a legal dispute between #Xiaohongshu# and a former employee over his dismissal and stock options has cast a shadow over any future Hong Kong listing by the Chinese lifestyle platform, also known as #RedNote#.

On July 27, some netizens discovered that Xiaohongshu has begun blocking content related to "Jieyang Wangwang." Searching for keywords such as "Jieyang dog abuse," "Jieyang dogs," "Wangwang dog," and "burning stray dogs" yields no posts connected to the Wangwang incident. Currently, only a small number of related videos remain on the platform, with titles or captions mostly avoiding keywords like "Jieyang" and "Wangwang."

To my fellow western investors: In China when we do any type of search these days the default is either Doubao or Xiaohongshu. It's no longer Baidu. I thought it's common knowledge but apparently it's not, Baidu hasn't been a verb for a while now.

.@BellinghamJude Here is the person you're looking for. A Chinese netizen claims on Xiaohongshu she owns the most expensive Jude Bellingham card — allegedly purchased for $50,198. @Topps