What is Baidu's "Baidu"?

Many of the netizens who like to watch the video of the starting point will search for the keywords of the starting point on the Internet, but I didn't expect to search out there are some strange things, which are "XX on the starting point", "XX has a small point" and so on, Baidu images will also show some more "heavy" pictures, which may cause some "heavy" pictures. Baidu images will also show some more "heavy" pictures, may cause some people's discomfort, in fact, the "fake" up small points is a lot of men common pearl rash, pearl rash (Hirsuties

genitalis), also known as XX pearly papulosis, coronal or glans pimples, some scholars also known as hairy pubic X or polydactylous pubic X penis. Most current scholars believe that this is a normal physiological variation, so it does not cause health problems, and it is not infected or transmitted through sexual x intercourse. Because of the dense growth, so many people look at the picture goosebumps up, so that never Baidu up small spots.

Small points

Speaking of "small points", many readers' first reaction is "anchor really good at playing", "small points TOP

10" or "bronze training manual", but he knows little about himself - - "small points", "small points", "small points", "small points", "small points", "small points", "small points", "small points", "small points" and "small points", "small points". -The man himself has become synonymous with his video series. Some say he's a famous commentator (but he's never been a commentator), some say he used to play professionally for the Imperials (but he hasn't either), others say he's an all-around genius like 2009 (which he says is meh), and he says he's "just a guy who likes to make videos".

The original name was Han Xiang, and he grew up with a passion for gaming. He majored in railroad transportation in college, but spent his time on video editing software. "When I was a sophomore I saw a series of League of Legends videos done by Dong Xiaoza and JY and others, and I thought it didn't seem too difficult and I could do it myself." Starting Dot told reporters about his initial intention to make the video, "At that time, I just thought it was quite good