There is a phenomenal law that I have verified countless times. It's about the calls for Memes: As long as it's something that a lot of Chinese people are shouting about, it basically crashes, especially those few Chinese bloggers who say "everything can be shouted"; once they start talking, the peak is basically here—there has never been an exception. On the other hand, looking at foreigners, especially those top-tier ones, like POW and Cooker, the Memes they shout on TG or X just keep going higher and higher, with more and more people picking up the bags, and the prices keep soaring. To put it bluntly, when it comes to Memes, if you are not a native English speaker or part of the foreign cultural circle, you are already losing at the starting line. The Chinese circle essentially despises Memes, thinking they are vulgar, funny, and lack "taste." But they still want to get rich quickly, hoping to gamble for ten or a hundred times. So, when Chinese people play with Memes, they never really take it seriously from the start. They neither believe in it nor understand it, let alone spread it. It's all about gambling, shouting, and luck. This is the current situation.