Google fans

Even in the hearts of Google enthusiasts, it will take time for Google to become synonymous with Google.

On the day of the release of Google Pinyin, Wang Yong sent out trial invitations to each colleague on MSN and even provided a download link. He not only tried it himself despite having been a Wubi user, but also continued to strongly recommend it to his colleagues, praising its usability.

There are tens of thousands of people in China who, like Wang Yong, are passionate "fans" (Fans) of Google products. They love Google's products, follow every new technology that comes out of Google Labs, from maps to calendars, and enthusiastically recommend them to friends and family. They are Google's most loyal users worldwide, and in China, they are also an important force to be reckoned with.

Among them, there is a young Chinese man in his twenties with the online name "Huanmie," who is considered a "fan of fans."

In 2005, Huanmie started a blog named "Huanmie's Microphone," and since then has gained the reputation of being "often the first person to bring the latest Google news (including rumors) to China." His articles often have thousands of readers, and some employees of Google China have even written letters thanking him, saying that his work greatly helped them succeed in their job applications at Google China.