What does it mean? I think it's a scam, but I don't get the point


They're asking you to post this topic and they'll give you free publicity on the platform
Obviously you're right. The point is to help their tag get free publicity. The message might be batch sent to multiple users by a bot.
没有听说过有这种东西,一般邀请都是官方发的,这个账号应该就是骗子了
Rednote will do the same but you can see the official account certification at their homepage.
This is just scam.
Free to ignore.
If you just need to change a hashtag, you can give it a try. They're probably not official staff - it's likely some social media company looking for people to help make a certain hashtag trend. If they manage to make it trend, it can indeed generate more traffic.
Is it only for US users to post their slice of life?
The point is to add content to a hashtag to make it trend then their content will show up on more foryou pages because the content is "relavent".
So yes, scam. No, it doesn't really harm you. But you could be adding credibility to someone else who could be scammed.
Isnt is kinda beautiful to see how Americans and the Chinese are getting along. It’s the most connected we’ve ever been with each other and most users are accepting us. Granted, we will have to limit brain rot and post high quality content, but it’s nice to a lot of us getting along
Chinese and Americans have never been closer to each other until now. This app is really wholesome tbh and the fact its free of brainrot too
I'm Chinese. The lives of Chinese people are not as good as shown on Xiaohongshu If you are a blogger on Xiaohongshu, and you interview ordinary people in ordinary counties about their daily lives and daily expenses, your videos will be banned soon because ordinary people live in poverty (even China's former Premier Li Keqiang said that 600 million people in China earn less than 1000 yuan per month), and showing these poor lives to the public is not allowed in China because it will deepen people's doubts about the effectiveness of the Communist Party's economic policies. When Xiaohongshu first became popular in China (I don’t mean when Xiaohongshu was first established), it was an app about female consumption and entertainment, and as a result, a serious comparison culture was formed on this app. This culture led to a phenomenon called “refined poverty”, which means that young people with limited incomes spend a lot of money (even borrowing high-interest loans) on some items and services that can show off their wealth on social media, while being very tight on other aspects of life. Therefore, generally speaking, the content about Chinese people's lives that you can see on Xiaohongshu is posted by middle-class people living in big cities and people who are poisoned by the culture of "refined poverty". Ordinary people are too embarrassed to post their ordinary lives on it. Even if they do, if they post too much, their posts will be deleted or their accounts will be blocked. So, I can say that the content about life you can see on Xiaohongshu is exaggerated. The content on Xiaohongshu cannot reflect the real living standards of Chinese people.
4I used to follow real-zhousy on weibo, but her account disappeared. I forgot all about it until she showed up on my pinterest, this time with the rednote ID: 541556782 I downloaded rednote but was unable to find her. (╥﹏╥) Does anyone know if she has a new account or what might have happened to her? I really liked her style and would like to follow her again if possible
3But I dk where’s the issue. Help Center it’s not helping and live agent with 0 ppl in queue but I’m waiting for the longest time. Appeal been 3 days with no results back