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Hong Kong sto
2026-09-09 01:22:41

Hong Kong stocks opened slightly higher, with Youdi Robot up more than 142% on debut

Hong Kong stocks opened with modest gains, according to market data from Gate. The Hang Seng Index rose 0.04% at the open, while the Hang Seng Tech Index edged up 0.1%. Among individual names, Bilibili gained more than 2.7% and Lenovo Group rose 1.88%. Youdi Robot posted the biggest move, surging more than 142% at the open on its first day of trading. The figures were cited by ChainCatcher in a brief market update.

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Hong Kong stocks opened slightly higher, with Youdi Robot up more than 142% on debut
Bilibili
2026-08-27 10:58:47

Bilibili posts 55% rise in Q2 net profit, daily active users reach 116.5 million

Bilibili Inc. reported its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026, showing gains in revenue, profitability, and user activity. Average daily active users reached 116.5 million, up 7% from a year earlier, while average daily time spent climbed to 113 minutes and total time spent rose 14%. Monthly active users stood at 371 million, according to Chairman and CEO Rui Chen. Total net revenues came in at RMB 7.94 billion, or about $1.17 billion, up 8% year over year. Advertising remained the fastest-growing major segment, rising 28% to RMB 3.13 billion. Value-added services revenue increased 5% to RMB 2.97 billion, while mobile games revenue fell 14% to RMB 1.39 billion. Revenue from IP derivatives and other businesses edged up 2% to RMB 449.8 million. Gross profit rose 10% to RMB 2.95 billion, with gross margin improving to 37.2% from 36.5% a year earlier. Operating profit increased 48% to RMB 372.9 million. Net profit reached RMB 339.1 million, up 55%, while adjusted net profit grew 25% to RMB 703.6 million. As of June 30, 2026, the company held RMB 24.30 billion in cash, cash equivalents, time deposits, and short-term investments.

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Bilibili posts 55% rise in Q2 net profit, daily active users reach 116.5 million
Tang dynasty
2026-08-27 09:58:41

Tang dynasty denial spreads across Chinese internet, prompting calls to tear down heritage sites

A pseudohistory narrative claiming that the Tang dynasty never existed has spread widely across Chinese social media, drawing official backlash, platform takedowns and concerns about its spillover into AI training data. The claim was traced to a series of videos uploaded to Bilibili by content creator qiao喬於yu between late April and early May 2026. In those videos, the creator argued that the Song dynasties ruled continuously for 800 years and that the Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, and even the Yuan dynasty were later fabrications. According to the source material, related discussions logged tens of millions of views on Weibo. By mid-August, the Bilibili account had been banned and the videos removed. Chinese state media said large numbers of people had called tourism and culture authorities in Shaanxi, demanding the demolition of Tang-era heritage sites on the grounds that the dynasty was fictitious. Academic scholars pushed back with documentary, cross-cultural and overseas textual evidence, while Hong Kong newspaper Sing Tao Daily warned that repeated circulation of such false claims could contaminate AI training datasets. The episode has since become a case study in how viral falsehoods can move from online traffic incentives into public institutions, education, and machine-generated outputs.

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Tang dynasty denial spreads across Chinese internet, prompting calls to tear down heritage sites
Bilibili
2026-08-25 02:24:16

Bilibili relaunches international app with no ID checks for overseas creators

Bilibili has brought its international app back to Google Play and removed identity verification for overseas creators who want to publish on the platform. Under the previous process, creators outside China had to upload passport or other identity documents to comply with real-name rules. The new rollout drops that step entirely. The company’s creator recruitment materials also list three monetization options: revenue sharing, virtual tipping, and a brand matchmaking marketplace. Yet Bilibili has not disclosed the revenue split, payment methods, or how royalty management will work across different markets. The brand marketplace is still labeled as being in development, with no launch date announced. At the same time, Bilibili is pushing localization. The relaunched app includes AI dubbing, keeps its signature bullet-comment feature, and is hiring community and localization staff in Los Angeles, London, Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Istanbul, and Tokyo. In Singapore, it is recruiting a product manager to build a cross-language AI content moderation system from scratch. The company is restarting, not debuting, its international app, while iOS and its English-language website are still marked as coming soon.

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Bilibili relaunches international app with no ID checks for overseas creators