Chapter 821

After the New Year, Ye Ge held annual meetings for Bilibili, miHoYo, and Bytedance, respectively, to summarize the previous year and outline the outlook for 2013. For Bilibili, Ye Ge actually had little to say; the goal was simply to maintain its current momentum and avoid making any reckless moves. Bilibili continued to perform steadily, having already cemented its position as the largest online video platform in China—bar none. In fact, its user base far exceeded that of its closest competitor. It had become a synonym for youth culture. With the proliferation of smartphones and Bilibili’s investment in advertising traffic, almost every young person had the app installed on their phone. It wasn’t just the youth, either; many seniors were also playing on Bilibili and even setting up their own accounts. The dance section remained the most popular. There was no helping it; that section truly appealed to all ages. From eight-year-olds to eighty-year-olds, who doesn't like watching beautiful women in various outfits dance? This was even after Ye Ge had initiated a crackdown; otherwise, the "borderline" content in the dance section had previously been so severe that sometimes you would wonder if you had wandered into a brothel rather than a dance channel.