When Jiang Qiuqiu announced that five percent of people who shared the pinned comment to their personal social feed and sent video proof would be randomly selected for a spot at the New Year's Eve dinner, the entire audience erupted.
Just how fast can a message be shared?
A 47-year-old CEO will tell you: 10 seconds is all it takes.
A 117-year-old professor will tell you: 15 seconds works too.
A 141-year-old general will tell you: 8 seconds for me. Still got it.
A 41-year-old young sergeant major will tell you: I'm the fastest. Done in 6 seconds.
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The contest was open until the start of today's final PK round, but it was as if no one heard the deadline. They all seemed to operate under the magical assumption that sharing first meant they were more likely to win.
And so, an astonishing scene unfolded.
Xiao Hong was an ordinary worker.
