山寨搜索大比拼之雷囧版 can be translated as "Knockoff Search Showdown: The Lei Jiong Edition" in English. Here, “山寨” (shanzhai) refers to knockoff or counterfeit products and is translated as "Knockoff". “搜索” (sousuo) means search, and “大比拼” (dabi pin) can be interpreted as showdown or competition. “雷囧” (lei jiong) is a play on words and names, referring to a combination of " Lei" (likely referencing well-known tech entrepreneur Lei Jun) and "囧" (jiong), which is an internet meme expressing embarrassment or awkwardness. Hence, "The Lei Jiong Edition".

Shanzhai culture may evoke different feelings and thoughts in everyone's mind. But as this trend grows stronger, everything might be labeled with the shanzhai tag, and search engines are no exception. Perhaps many people sneer at "shanzhai search," but for ordinary internet users, it doesn't matter whose search engine it is; what matters most are the results we need. Today, I will list a few common shanzhai search engines. If there are any omissions, please leave a comment to correct them.

**BaiGoogleDu**

Website: http://www.baigoogledu.com/

The earliest shanzhai search engine, which was once very famous. It initially established the model for shanzhai search engines and had high traffic. Its functionality was simple—users had to continuously drag the screen back and forth to see complete results.

**BaiGuHu**

Website: http://www.baigoohoo.com/

Due to the report by a certain news media, this search engine has recently gained significant attention. It proudly waves the "shanzhai" flag, introducing the concept of shanzhai search engines to the public with its creatively named brand. Unfortunately, due to the squeezed layout of search results and excessive advertisements, our user experience is significantly compromised.