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If you use OneNote and have ever wanted Markdown, there is now a real solution: HydroMark is a Windows desktop add-in that brings genuine Markdown editing with live (WYSIWYG) preview into OneNote itself, while you keep OneNote's notebooks, sections, sync and password-protected security.
OneNote still has no native Markdown. If you want to write in Markdown without leaving OneNote, the two names you will keep running into are OneMark and HydroMark — both Windows desktop add-ins that render Markdown in place. They overlap on the basics, but HydroMark adds several capabilities OneMark lacks and undercuts it on price.
Bottom line: there is no single "best" Chinese LLM — there is the best fit for your scenario. Developers should optimize for open weights and cost; everyday users should optimize for ease of use and ecosystem.
Who the Four Contenders Are
China's large-model market has shifted from comparing parameter counts to competing on experience, price, and ecosystem. Four products dominate the conversation:
Bottom line: the Gemini race is no longer about a single benchmark score. It is about understanding every kind of input, remembering very long content, and living inside the tools you already use every day.
What Gemini Is
Gemini is Google's flagship family of multimodal large language models. "Multimodal" means it does not just read text — it can understand images, audio, video, and code together, and produce text or images in return. Google has been pushing forward on three clear fronts:
Bottom line up front: TraeWork is the AI office platform from ByteDance's TRAE brand (trae.cn in China, trae.ai internationally) that combines office work, design, and coding in one workbench. In 2026, if you want a single AI that writes reports, builds slides, analyzes data, and ships small apps, it is one of the few genuine all-in-one options.
Bottom line up front: DeepSeek, built by the Chinese lab DeepSeek (deepseek.com), is one of the best-value large language models available in 2026: fluent in Chinese, strong at reasoning and coding, free on the web, cheap through its API, and open-weight to boot. Budget-conscious students, developers, and small teams should absolutely keep it in their toolkit.
Bottom line up front: Claude, made by Anthropic, remains one of the best-regarded AI assistants of 2026 in exactly two areas — long-form writing and serious programming. If your day revolves around words and code, it may suit you better than any general-purpose chatbot.
What Is Claude: Anthropic's Safety-First AI Assistant
Bottom line up front: in 2026, ChatGPT is still the most well-rounded and mature general-purpose AI assistant you can pick as your daily driver. It is not the undisputed best at everything, though — for very long documents and complex codebases Claude often feels smoother, while DeepSeek is the cheaper pick for high-volume Chinese work.
Bottom line: the humanoid robot race has moved from "who can build one" to "who can manufacture at scale, run reliably, and sell into real jobs." Agibot is one of the Chinese companies leading that shift.
Who Is Agibot?
Agibot is a Chinese robotics company co-founded in early 2023 by Peng Zhihui, better known by his online name "Zhihuijun," an engineer who became famous for elaborate DIY tech videos. The company's mission is straightforward:

