I would like to upload a video but I don't know how to have everything translated to Chinese. Is there a separate app for that or a function within red note? If someone can show me I'd really appreciate it.
In the REDnote app, the option to add subtitles is located at the bottom when uploading a video. After tapping the red ‘+’ button in the center at the bottom, choose ‘Video.’ Then, in the bottom toolbar, you’ll find a ‘Subtitles’ icon at the end. Once you tap ‘Subtitles,’ bilingual subtitles will be automatically generated
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You can use VidCap but there is a fee. I tried couple and VidCap is the easiest so far. The translation is not perfectly but most of times, it is better than mine. I am Chinese American and live in US for over 20 years
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.
3Anyone else facing this problem??? Is there any way to resolve this issue? My appeal has already been rejected, and customer support told me that they do not have the authority to remove the restriction. Has anyone experienced the same situation and successfully recovered their account? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 🙏
2I'm new to rednote, don't speak chinese and I'm using google translate to get around. I can't seem to find a "send to review" button there, however, nor can I click the "verify real name" at the top options, as it simply doesn't get to another page.