As of 2013, the sexual culture is relatively open, and you might come across prostitution anywhere, anytime. Visas aren’t easy to get—mostly short-term, typically requiring renewal every three months (though this is changing). Price inflation is pretty frightening: necessary living expenses can jump over 25% in just two months. Without a long-term rental, staying in a hotel costs an average of $1,500 per month for a six-month stay.
The core strategy is building keyword-rich titles around “free + task + prompt.” The target market is the AI sector, where many users want to leverage AI to get things done but only know the task name, not how to phrase the prompts to generate content.
Everything else is standard SEO: backlinks, content structure, and so on—nothing special there. The real key was capturing this emerging AI market.
Sell directly to the users behind the product—the people paying for it are customers. But the people actually using the product and experiencing the service are the real users.
Competent players in the dairy industry are all pursuing upstream and downstream integration through investments and acquisitions.
What I’ve just realized is that the cost of a 200 ml (about 200 g) carton of milk is roughly 0.8 yuan. Last year you could still buy a carton for one yuan, but this year prices have普遍 risen to two or even 2.5 yuan per carton—essentially doubling.
And yet, even under these conditions, everyone claims they’re not making money…
"When the family is united, everything prospers. A family where the children work hard and strive, the parents create a supportive environment, everyone shares the same vision and pulls in the same direction—that kind of family can hardly fail to thrive.
By contrast, if the parents spend all day playing mahjong, idle and drifting, while the kids are glued to video games, thinking 'studying might not even work out anyway'—can such a family ever rise?"