Quark has now stopped recording videos on live topics. A source close to Quark revealed that the Quark platform recently made a strategic adjustment and requested that video recording of real people explaining the topic be stopped. Previously, after using Quark to film a topic, users were also able to watch videos explained by teachers in addition to text analysis. This type of content is usually completed by the platform through the recruitment of part-time teachers through suppliers, and is billed on a monthly basis and billed on a monthly basis. A person who has worked part-time said that the topics are priced according to subject and class, and that recording popular subjects in middle school and high school is expensive, and “sometimes it can cost as much as 10 yuan for one question.” Quark's round of adjustments may be making way for a thousand questions, and it is also related to previous leadership changes. It is worth noting that in March of this year, the Thousand Questions App launched the “Thousand Questions Lecture Hall” function. After being upgraded in May of this year, the function can “simulate the teacher's actual board book explanation process”, covering seven subjects in the nine grades of elementary school to middle school, and is particularly good at topics that require higher requirements for board books, such as geometric proof and functional analysis; in September, it was also expanded to explain mathematical and physical chemistry topics in high schools and universities, and is free to use.

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