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    Apr 07

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    According to media reports at the time, 150,000 youth editions were booked within 10 minutes and 52 seconds of opening. At that time, Xiaomi almost single-handedly carried out a dimensionality reduction attack on traditional smartphone brands. This dimensionality reduction is not only at the price level, but also at the decision-making level to let people see the value of the "Youth Edition". Since then, more brands have successively launched youth version mobile phones, to a certain extent also completed the terminal popularization for the full arrival of the mobile Internet era. In this sense, Lei Jun and Xiaomi are pioneers of dimensionality reduction strikers .


    I am not the only one who said this, at least Wu Xiaobo also thinks so. The end of the universe is internet slang (from "Forty Years of Stirring") The relationship between The Three-Body Problem and Lei Jun, or the Chinese Internet, is not far-fetched by me. In 2018, Lei Jun publicly stated: "In the past ten sms marketing service years, the book I recommend the most is "Three-Body Problem". If you haven't read it, you can really read it. After reading it, you will know the strategy of the Internet." "Three-Body Problem" has been widely interpreted by Internet people, which is not unrelated to the content narrative. It has a grand and extreme story, where

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