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."

.@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

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Take a moment to catch up with Caixin’s top stories: - Inside the unlikely trio that cracked the #Simandou# - Ex-employee dispute looms over #Xiaohongshu’s# #IPO# prospects - Global asset managers split over China mutual fund strategy

[ RUMOR ] 🇨🇳 Tesla robotics R&D and production executives have arrived in China to begin the final round of factory audits across the Optimus supply chain, visiting suppliers in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Ningbo, and Xiamen ahead of large-scale mass production in October 🔥 This rumor has been making the rounds all day across Chinese investor circles—popping up on forums like Jiuyan Gongshe and Xueqiu, private WeChat groups, and Xiaohongshu. None of it is officially confirmed yet, so take it with a grain of salt 🧂

JLPT can be "guaranteed to pass" again! Cheating has reached this level now. One method is to detach the Apple Watch face and hide it on your body, then sneak a peek at the answers during the exam when the proctors aren't paying attention. It costs 20,000 RMB. Another method is to stuff a bone-conduction earpiece as small as a pinhole into your ear; the person outside doesn't directly read out the answers but tells you which option to pick based on the number of taps or vibrations. It costs 30,000 RMB. These people are actually bold enough to openly promote this on Xiaohongshu??? They really don't care at all if people in Japan see it, huh. Do they just assume that immigration, JLPT officials, and those folks don't check Chinese SNS at all? 😅 Plus, JLPT has been cracking down more and more strictly since a few years ago. All I can say is, there's a policy from above, and countermeasures from below! The funny part is, they're willing to shell out 20,000 or 30,000 RMB, but won't buckle down and honestly learn Japanese. No one can stop the Chinese from "making money"!