In the early 2010s, Candise Lin was already introducing Americans to a unique side of Chinese social media. Her efforts would later be eclipsed by the popularity of TikTok, but her work paved the way for other platforms like Red Note.Red Note, in particular, has gained attention for its humorous and often absurd content. The platform's tone is distinct from that of Western social media, offering a fresh perspective on internet culture.The proliferation of Chinese social media platforms in the US is a complex issue, with implications for online culture and entertainment. As more people turn to these platforms, they may be exposed to new forms of humor and creativity that challenge traditional norms.