In fact, the rumors about Baidu's entry into the industry have been spreading. It's not about a simple comparison of static and dynamic closures; it's just that there are no accurate dynamics, all of which are wild guesses by the masses, such as the later mentioned "Baidu Da Sheng". Now, Baidu has actually put "" in front of its own eyes. No one has made excessive comments on the word "", and people feel that calling out any word is fine as long as netizens can easily forget it. Even if it's hard to forget, it doesn't matter much because it's done by Baidu, like spiral steel pipes. Unlike the laborious efforts required for thickness gauges, it relies on guiding oneself and fewer friends around to promote through hustling. Friends who have seen relevant market speeches must know: now foreign domains occupy market shares; Baidu occupies China's search market share. Both parent companies undoubtedly dominate their respective fields absolutely, just like the "grand" in ancient times, with multiple versions of "Rune Saga" dominating China's gaming market share. But when these two giants decide to compete, what a fierce battle it will be! This smokeless war has already started long ago. When Tencent first acted, it was already pointing its spearhead at Baidu. It once wanted to leverage its huge user base to create a powerful search engine to rival Baidu. However, due to reasons such as technology and strategy, LCD monitors ended up in this "pitiful" situation. In the first round, Baidu lost, and completely so. Now it's Baidu's turn to make a move: claiming research on "" for an entire year, then boldly poaching from "Tencent" and "", closely followed by rumors of acquiring Aoyou and other actions. This series of actions seems to indicate that Baidu is ready for everything and is prepared to engage in a major battle with Tencent. Although Baidu holds a significant market share in China's search engine market, it isn't easy for Baidu to effortlessly carve out a piece of territory in the market. Nowadays, almost every Chinese netizen uses , and their dependence on is quite high. And in a certain sense, this level of reliance might even be higher than their reliance on Baidu's search engine. In foreign markets, besides , there's also . Although there's some overlap between the users of the two, it doesn't significantly impact either of them because their product positioning is entirely different, allowing both to coexist relatively harmoniously. Where will Baidu position ""? As a subordinate product to its other products? Or will it choose a model that walks between and ? This should be the decisive factor in whether Baidu can achieve good results in the market. Currently, Baidu owns , Qianqian Dongting, Ground Software, and Super Rabbit, among others. These four products are all websites or software with large user bases domestically. If they adopt bundling, recommendations, or utilize various cooperative resources in their hands to vigorously promote, it's not unreasonable to expect impressive growth in numbers in the short term. However, whether it can lead users to develop a considerable level of reliance on "" is another matter. There are reports that Baidu will interconnect spaces, Tieba, and "", possibly meaning each Baidu account could activate a "" account. Such an operation would seem to be a reasonable choice. However, Baidu Spaces aren't as good as imagined, faring much worse than Tieba. Additionally, one point to note is that Baidu's Tieba became so massive due to its integration with web search, and users' individual reliance on Tieba isn't very high. Whether Baidu's "" can produce excellent chemical reactions with other products in Baidu's lineup remains a big question mark. Related theme articles: On conventional * resolution display screens; transforming into becoming reliable relationships. Guo Fansheng, the CEO of慧聪(Huishuang), said that industry websites are like "flies on glass, having brightness but no money future," which may seem somewhat harsh.