The short version
In this snapshot, only two tracks appeared on six of the nine Chinese platforms we track: "Tian Long Ba Bu Zhi Su Di" by Xu Song and "Yu Ai" by Rainie Yang. Cross-platform presence is a stronger signal than a single-chart rank.
The data (2026-11-07, 09:40 UTC+8)
| Track | Artist | Platforms | Best rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tian Long Ba Bu Zhi Su Di | Xu Song | 6 | Qishui Hot Songs #2 |
| Yu Ai | Rainie Yang | 6 | QQ Music Hot Songs #12 |
Among this cycle's new entries, Stefanie Sun's "Wo Bu Nan Guo" reached #2 on Apple Music's Top Songs and #2 on NetEase's Hot Songs.
Why cross-platform beats single-chart rank
A No.1 can be an editorial slot. The same track surviving on NetEase, QQ, Kugou, Kuwo, Qishui and Douyin means it works across six different recommendation systems. If you make content — covers, dance clips, edits — that is the difference between "the platform pushed it" and "listeners asked for it".
Method
- Charts are read from public chart pages on nine platforms; two read-only snapshots per day, no login, no scraping evasion.
- Tracks are normalised by "title + primary artist" into one key, then counted across platforms.
- Start here (English): https://xingyuan.beer/en?src=devto
- Public dashboard (Chinese): https://xingyuan.beer/trends
- Weekly picks: https://xingyuan.beer/reports
Public chart data only, no stream forecasts or campaign advice.
