China's internet culture, marked by the "momo" phenomenon, presents a striking contrast to the impending real-name registration policy. The "momo", a pink dinosaur avatar used across various platforms, symbolizes digital freedom and privacy. Meanwhile, the real-name registration policy, aimed at accountability and curbing misinformation, threatens to disrupt the culture of anonymity cherished by many internet users. This conflict showcases the evolving interplay between individual privacy and collective responsibility in China's rapidly changing digital landscape.