As the deadline for the U.S. government's "ban on TikTok" on January 19 is approaching, a large number of American netizens have played rebellion. Since the government is unwilling to "leak" the so-called information to China, the US netizens directly search for Chinese Internet apps and want to send the information out. Xiaohongshu, which has both a sense of reality and strong interaction, and can be registered and used by overseas numbers, is listed as the number one station.

A large number of netizens rose up in the name of "TikTok refugees" and followed the network cable to Xiaohongshu, truly realizing the exchange and collision of cultures. On January 13, downloads of Xiaohongshu soared to the top of Apple's U.S. app store. On the evening of the 15th, Xiaohongshu topped the free list of the App Store in 87 countries. On Xiaohongshu, the hashtag "#tiktokrefugee" (TikTok refugees) has skyrocketed to 460 million views, 9.37 million discussions, and 360,000 notes, and continues to rise.

As the deadline for the U.S. government's "ban on TikTok" on January 19 is approaching, a large number of American netizens have played rebellion. Since the government is unwilling to "leak" the so-called information to China, the US netizens directly search for Chinese Internet apps and want to send the information out. Xiaohongshu, which has both a sense of reality and strong interaction, and can be registered and used by overseas numbers, is listed as the number one station.

A large number of netizens rose up in the name of "TikTok refugees" and followed the network cable to Xiaohongshu, truly realizing the exchange and collision of cultures. On January 13, downloads of Xiaohongshu soared to the top of Apple's U.S. app store. On the evening of the 15th, Xiaohongshu topped the free list of the App Store in 87 countries. On Xiaohongshu, the hashtag "#tiktokrefugee" (TikTok refugees) has skyrocketed to 460 million views, 9.37 million discussions, and 360,000 notes, and continues to rise.