Douyin's Li Liang Responds Again to the "ByteDance Time" Dispute: Deliberately Amplifying Misleading Views Is Either Stupid or Malicious

Recently, Qin Shuo, founder of Qin Shuo's Friends Circle, became embroiled in a "war of words" with Li Liang, vice president of Douyin Group, over the argument of "whether 'ByteDance Time' actually exists in China's internet." Li Liang, vice president of Douyin Group, said in his latest post: "To err and mend one's ways is the greatest virtue; to err and not mend one's ways, and even deliberately amplify misleading views, is either foolish or malicious. I have already pointed out, based on facts, the errors in Mr. Qin Shuo's views. Without clarifying the details of the data in Nomura's Japan report, Mr. Qin Shuo made a characterization inconsistent with the facts, which is extremely irresponsible." Li Liang said that after this, Mr. Qin Shuo did not clarify the facts or views in any way, but continued to rely on his influence to post on WeChat Moments and promote his misleading views, which is no longer related to academic discussion! In addition, please also relay to Mr. Qin Shuo that, according to Nomura's recently released report, WeChat has regained its throne as China's most popular app, accounting for 19.3% of time spent. "I personally think this is not important. If Mr. Qin Shuo thinks it is important and can come up with some 'major characterization,' I also suggest that Mr. Qin Shuo read the report before writing."