24 trends of China's Internet in 2016 from the perspective of optimists

What are the new trends in the technology circle in 2016? Google and even Facebook have entered China, domestic operating systems have risen, and China's VR and other new technologies are leading the world. Imagine boldly, what if all the boasts come true? Let's see what optimistic people think about the new year trends.

1. Didi Kuaidi has launched its IPO and will become the fifth largest Internet listed company in China after BAT and JD.com.

2. Alibaba YunOS announced that the number of users exceeded 100 million, and Tecent OS was officially launched, triggering a war among domestic operating systems.

3. At least one of the top ten Internet companies in China has announced layoffs, and the falling of a leaf is a sign of things to come.

4. Internet+, sharing economy, community, and IP have become outdated terms, and entrepreneurial coffee shops have ushered in new concepts.

5. A large number of technology companies announced their listing on the New Third Board.

6. Internet finance is strictly regulated, P2P enters a cold winter, and more e-zubao incidents occur.

7. Smart TVs account for more than 80% of newly shipped TVs. There is no TV without smart TVs. Curved TVs are on the rise, while TV boxes are declining.

8. Content-based entrepreneurial projects have become a hot spot for investment and are favored by giants. Toutiao is seeking to go public.

9. The enterprise market has entered the harvest season, and listed companies have emerged in this field.

10. BAT is competing for the film market, not just selling tickets, but entering the upstream links of the film industry, leading to an explosion of domestic films.

11. After life services, online education and online medical care have become the most popular "Internet +".

12. Pepper enters the Chinese market, and robots become the next entrepreneurial hotspot after drones.

13. The investment boom in self-media has subsided, but self-media to C will take more marketing budgets from traditional media.

14. Station A and Station B become competitors with traditional video websites such as Youku Tudou and explore commercialization.

15. Huawei remains the leader in the mobile phone market, Xiaomi ranks second and is looking to become first, while Qihoo and LeTV phones are on the rise.

16. Xiaomi Watch was launched with a disruptive price to compete with Apple Watch for the wrist market.

17. The growth rate of Tmall’s Double Eleven shopping festival has slowed down, and Alibaba has made important progress in combating fake orders and counterfeit goods.

18. Alibaba Cloud entered overseas markets and became the world's largest cloud computing platform, splitting up to seek independent listing.

19. The digital music market is fully charged, and a AT war has broken out in the market, with Kugou becoming one of the companies.

20. Alibaba and Tencent are planning to develop driverless cars. Alibaba is accelerating its layout in the used car e-commerce market and investing in excellent used cars.

21. Silicon Valley’s star VR products are launched on the market, marking the first year of VR in China.

22. The resignation wave among operators is even worse. In order to alleviate the loss of talent, operators have increased their salaries and benefits.

23. Smartisan is developing new product lines beyond mobile phones, and may follow a similar path as Meizu: joining Alibaba.

24. Google and Facebook finally entered China, and Chinese people spread the news.