Just like when Doge Shib pioneered the animal-themed memecoins track, wasn't it once considered a scam? The current situation with Chinese memes is strikingly similar. The Chinese meme market is booming. The market wouldn't be so stagnant now; everyone can only focus on the highlights and engage in armchair theorizing. It's well known that the overall market doesn't consistently influence on-chain market trends. This is true for the ETH version, and it's also true for the Sol version. As long as there's a leader in the track, funds will follow, and new traffic will pour in. First to the fore, first to the vanguard, first to the vanguard, first to the vanguard, first to the vanguard. All newcomers will enter Binance and BSC to enjoy "Binance Life." "Binance Life" will attract all the hot money on the chain to BSC and then to Binance, allowing novices to enter the meme and crypto worlds and gradually become traders. The release of the first Chinese contract has opened up a new paradigm for meme marketing. However, it seems to have been successfully diverted by its own people, with insider manipulation causing such a mess. Isn't this just like what happened with Doge Shib? Having experienced these things, the door to Chinese-language cryptocurrencies has been opened, and the future is vast. Chinese and English memes can be seamlessly integrated by on-chain players from different language backgrounds. Without Chinese memes, the crypto world would remain in perpetual darkness. Users are the foundation of exchanges. Traditional markets and cryptocurrency markets are different; the key is to attract more people. Chinese memes present the best opportunity because the on-chain market is incredibly stagnant, and Binance also needs to expand its user base. The current main trading force consists of users from several years ago. We need growth. The Chinese market has opened the door, but establishing a strong brand and marketing presence to continuously attract people and instill confidence in the market requires a core leader. Memes have been around for many years, and every year we see comments declaring memes meaningless and worthless, yet symbolic memes still emerge, which in itself is valuable. Chinese memes, on the other hand, have only been around for a few months. I believe that if Chinese memes truly become a marketing paradigm, a new blue ocean for business, and resonate with the world, then they will surely have their moment to shine. At this moment, the world is experiencing sunrise and sunset. If Chinese memes hadn't been created, the crypto world would be shrouded in eternal darkness.