@seclink: Could Teacher Lidang make a video to explain your view on why Pinduoduo's market value and business development have far exceeded those of Youzan, Yunji, Weidian, etc., which started around the same time?
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User asks Teacher Lidang to analyze why Pinduoduo's market value and business development have far exceeded those of other e-commerce platforms like Youzan, Yunji, and Weidian that started around the same time.
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@lidangzzz Teacher Lidang, could you make a video to share your views on why, among platforms like Pinduoduo, Youzan, Yunji, and Weidian that started around the same time, Pinduoduo’s market value and business development have significantly surpassed the other three?
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