张丹丹教授事件,因为一些洗地者的出现,几个朋友开始质疑我,问一句,木白是不是判断错了,张丹丹教授可是一直关注外卖群体,留守儿童啥的,她这样说,是不是被曲解了意思?我的回答是,她所说的就是她本真表达,那段视频采访我全程看完后,促使我写的也恰恰正是她那种本真。如果说是刻意这么说,刻意替3,2亿灵活就业者做一种掩盖和美化,这个事都不值得我去说。

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The Trump administration has formally lifted restrictions on the use of TikTok on US federal government devices following the restructuring of the platform's US operations, marking another step toward normalizing TikTok’s operations in the US. Analysts said TikTok's continued operation in the country after years of political and regulatory pressure reflects its deep reach among American users and businesses, as well as the competitiveness of Chinese-developed digital products.
The White House Office of Management and Budget said in a memorandum dated Monday and released Tuesday that TikTok is no longer covered by a federal ban on its use on government devices, effectively lifting a restriction imposed over "national security" concerns tied to the platform's previous ownership by ByteDance.
The decision was based on a legal opinion issued by the US Justice Department in July, which concluded that the version of TikTok now operated by the restructured US joint venture, or TikTok USDS Joint Venture, no longer falls under the 2022 federal government-device ban. The opinion also made clear that individual agencies still retain discretion over whether to allow employees to use the app on official devices.
TikTok's ability to remain in the US market after years of political and regulatory pressure demonstrates its strong user appeal and commercial importance, Li Yong, an executive council member of the China Society for WTO Studies, told the Global Times on Wednesday. The platform has become deeply embedded in the US digital economy, with American creators and businesses relying on it to reach audiences, generate income and promote their products, he said.
Its continued operation also reflects the broader global competitiveness of Chinese-developed digital products, Li noted. "Despite years of pressure, TikTok has preserved its core functions, business model and value as a global platform, showing that the appeal of a competitive product cannot simply be erased through political or regulatory restrictions," he said.
Any politically driven move targeting companies of a particular country risks eroding foreign companies' confidence in the US market, and ultimately weakening the country's appeal as a stable and predictable destination for global business, the expert said.
TikTok is used by about 170 million Americans, according to the White House, which noted that content creators rely on the platform for their livelihoods and businesses use it to advertise and connect with customers.
Agencies including the Treasury, Transportation and Health and Human Services departments launched TikTok accounts following the Justice Department's July opinion, while the White House had already created an account last year, according to Politico.
In 2022, the US Congress passed the No TikTok on Government Devices Act, barring TikTok from federal government devices, with several states later following suit. The pressure escalated in 2024, when Congress required ByteDance to divest control of the platform or face a US ban. TikTok briefly went dark in January 2025 before President Donald Trump delayed enforcement while a divestiture deal was negotiated.
The restructuring was completed in January 2026 with the establishment of TikTok USDS Joint Venture. According to the company's official announcement, ByteDance retains a 19.9-percent stake, while the rest is held by investors including Oracle, Silver Lake and MGX.
Under the new structure, the joint venture oversees US user data, algorithm security, content moderation and software assurance. Meanwhile, TikTok has retained global product interoperability, with TikTok global's US entities continuing to manage certain commercial activities, including e-commerce, advertising and marketing, according to the company.
During the China-US economic and trade talks in Madrid, Spain in September 2025, the two sides reached a basic framework consensus on properly resolving the TikTok issue through cooperation, reducing investment barriers and promoting relevant economic and trade cooperation, according to China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM).
A MOFCOM statement said that the Chinese government fully respects companies' wishes and supports them in conducting equal-footed commercial negotiations based on market principles. China will also review matters involving TikTok's technology exports and intellectual property licensing in accordance with the law.
China urged the US to provide a fair, open, transparent, and non-discriminatory business environment for the continuous and stable operation of Chinese enterprises in the US, so as to promote the stable, healthy, and sustainable development of China-US economic and trade relations, a MOFCOM spokesperson said in December, commenting on the reported agreements to establish TikTok's US joint venture.
。因为这个人确实是将视线放在了底层,仅仅这一次的说话,并不至于写文章去“挑剔”。但我看了她的表情以及那种发自本真的言语,才不得不说。为何?如果真的,在那个层次和段位,能决定下游群众生活决策的人都是这种发自本真的想法,认为灵活就业是一种福利,很幸福,那么这对这3,2亿的灵活就业者来说,未来造就的苦难是致命的。本来一天干活200元,吃喝完,还能有一点余粮,但这个余粮是建立在你后面几天没有活的基础之上的。灵活就业者,一个很可怕的现实是什么?那就是朝不保夕,不稳定,今天可能赚200,但明天就可能颗粒无收,而你那些能决定决策的人,不能只看到灵活就业者的自由度,还要看到朝不保夕这一点。张丹丹教授这个概念如果被扶正,那么这个苦难附加在个体身上,将是沉重的。我在园区周边小镇生活,日常中几乎每天都会和“日结工”打交道。

二 | 日结工今天京东物流那里分拣快递,工人做不完,那么找几十个日结工来做活,但这些临时的活一定是最累的。带班的小班长不会给这些可能做一天这一辈子都不会有交集的人一点怜悯,最大的箱子件一定是他们卸货,最脏的包装一定是他们分拣,而且因为是日结,那个时间会被压缩到极致,压缩到喝水的时间都没有。

三 | 也是因为这个原因,临时失业的人们,干一天日结工,要休息两天才能缓过来。那么,问题来了,如果张丹丹教授们看不到这个苦难,只看到了自由度,未来这一块也要吸血,那么这个血吸得一定是残忍的,是哀嚎遍地,是一种人性最后的一丝泯灭。也所以,我不厌恶张丹丹,我昨天的文章虽然标题有点攻击性,但本质上我害怕的是更多的张丹丹们,而非只是她一人。也所以,我在看到教授这个发自本真的言论后,建议她们这些专家不妨走一走,不说像我这样如苦行僧一样到一个乡镇走上半天,与小镇各种不同的人攀谈,你那怕到县城的还算可以的宾馆,小酒店住两晚,凌晨到菜市场走一圈,中午到那些闲散的工人聚集地看一看,相信你们的思想就会有很大的改变,能切实的看到这本真的人间。谢谢!