用火龙果挡一挡我上火的地方，哈哈~
买了半个西瓜和一个梦龙当晚餐~
昨天山东甜王西瓜做活动，1.59RMB每斤~ 不过感觉不是特别甜~
最新排行榜，中文社区用户很努力噢！
new ranking list, our HIVE CN community users are making efforts to promote!
继昨天友哥给我指引开发用户的方向之后，友哥又给我转了20HIVE，说是请我喝奶茶，然后我立马就转回给友哥了，这里并不是自己没有配得感，而是觉得一直以来友哥为了中文区付出这么多，有目共睹，我们都没有请他喝过奶茶，现在当然也就不好意思喝奶茶了。我记得刚刚来蜂巢的时候友哥举办过很多场征文活动，看自己以前转账截图的时候，我突然想起来我以前也赞助过征文活动，10HBD，多余的奖励金额，可能就是友哥自己出了。包括这次我回归之后，友哥也举办过征文活动，也都是友哥自己出资的，给友哥大大的点赞。
这里我观察到最近国外举办了一场“HIVEAROUNDTHEWORLD”的为期7天的征文主题活动，参加人数大概在70多人，奖励的资金提供来源是
想着去其他平台引流一下，所以昨天我就在QQ上加了一些高校的兼职QQ群，其中有一个群人数特别多，大概接近3000人，跟群内管理发了消息，把我们发帖的详情告知了群管理，回复我的有两位，但是他们需要营业执照。营业执照这个事让我想起来以前做销售的时候，基本上也是需要提供给买方的必须的资料。我看了下他们群内发的兼职大概15元每小时，对比起来，来我们这发帖子的性价比还是特别高的呢，因为我了解了下，大概新用户发帖时间在十到十五分钟左右，而且不用风吹日晒雨淋，只用敲敲键盘就行了。
同时还加了一下小红书的群，什么公园搭子群，还有姐妹吐槽群，还有相亲群，有个群里说的特别搞笑，有个人去群里推销考公的课程，群里一个人回复说，一看我们都是不爱学习的，你说你来卖课程，你能卖出去吗？感觉也有道理，做销售，第一步还是得选对人群。很多鸡汤文劝人去给和尚卖梳子，去不穿鞋子的地方卖鞋子，有可能是一个新市场，但是开发过程估计会非常漫长，转变人的思想并不是一件非常容易的事情，有时候尊重人性可能会更好。因为每天看大家的帖子，基本上也知道了什么样的人会喜欢写帖子这件事了。
一直以来中文社区对HIVE的爱都是纯爱，这种不掺杂质的热爱让中文社区在社区排名中排到第二的位置，中文社区中很多用户一直以来也都保持着很高的HP，对HIVE非常忠诚，大佬们一直以来都在支持着中文区的新老用户成长。但是如果要发展到更强大，让更多的中国用户参与进来，也还是需要资金去支持我们各种开发新用户的活动的，所以请问HIVE的大鲸们，该怎么样获得资金支持呢？半年以来，我们触达了60多位新用户，其中也有40位左右的新用户来发过帖，希望我们的努力也能够被大鲸们看到，感谢！
English translation by AI for someone who is interested in my post but from other countries:
After Brother You gave me some guidance yesterday on how to develop new users, he transferred me 20 HIVE, saying it was to treat me to bubble tea. But I immediately transferred it back to him. This isn’t because I feel unworthy, but because I feel that Brother You has done so much for the Chinese community, and everyone has seen it. None of us have ever treated him to bubble tea, so of course, I felt embarrassed to accept it.
I remember when I first joined Hive, Brother You held many writing contests. While looking at some old transaction screenshots, I suddenly remembered that I once sponsored a writing contest too, with 10 HBD. Any extra prize money beyond that might have come out of Brother You’s own pocket. Even after my recent return to Hive, he’s still organizing writing contests at his own expense. Big thumbs up to him!
Recently, I noticed that the international community held a 7-day themed writing activity called “HIVEAROUNDTHEWORLD.” About 70+ users participated. The reward fund was provided by
I’ve been thinking of bringing in users from other platforms, so yesterday I joined some college part-time job groups on QQ. One of them had almost 3,000 members. I messaged the group admins and told them about our posting opportunity. Two of them replied, but they asked for a business license. That reminded me of when I used to work in sales—it was always a required document for the buyer. I checked the jobs they were offering in the group—most were around 15 RMB per hour. In comparison, writing a post on Hive is a much better deal: new users typically take 10–15 minutes to write a post, and there's no need to deal with weather or commuting—just typing on a keyboard from anywhere.
I also joined some Xiaohongshu groups—like “Park Buddy” groups, “Sisters Rant” groups, and even dating groups. One group had a particularly funny moment: someone tried to sell a civil service exam prep course, and someone else replied, “Look at us—we’re all people who don’t like studying. You really think you can sell a course here?” It made sense. In sales, the first step is choosing the right audience. A lot of motivational stories say things like “go sell combs to monks” or “sell shoes where no one wears them.” That might be a new market, but the process would be slow and difficult—changing people’s mindset isn’t easy. Sometimes, respecting human nature is more effective. By reading the community posts daily, I’ve gained a better understanding of what kind of people actually enjoy writing posts.
The HIVE CN community has always had a pure love for Hive. This sincere, untainted enthusiasm has helped us reach the #2 spot in Hive community rankings. Many users in our community have maintained high HP and have shown unwavering loyalty to Hive. The senior members have always supported both new and old users in their growth. But to truly grow stronger and bring more Chinese users into the Hive ecosystem, we still need funding to support various user acquisition activities. So once again, I’d like to ask the Hive whales: how can we apply for funding support? Over the past six months, we’ve reached more than 60 new users, and around 40 of them have actually published posts. We hope our efforts can be recognized by the whales. Thank you!