Definition
Bilingual pages share company and product facts, with English at the root and Chinese under /zh/. They use hreflang values en, zh-Hans, and x-default pointing to English, and the shared facts should match rather than becoming thin mirrors.
Short answer
Share the same company and product facts across English at the root and Chinese under /zh/. Mark the pair with hreflang en, zh-Hans, and x-default to English, and compare company name, product name, specifications, applications, claims, and question coverage.
What to check
- English lives at the root
- Chinese lives under /zh/
- Hreflang en and zh-Hans
- x-default points to English
What this does not claim
Sharing facts across languages does not guarantee rankings in either language. Mika does not guarantee search rankings or AI answer citations, and a thin mirror is not market expansion.
A practical example
An English product page and its /zh/ counterpart should state the same company name, product name, specifications, applications, claims, and question coverage. Hreflang uses en, zh-Hans, and x-default to the English page so the two versions share facts instead of acting as thin mirrors.
FAQ
What is the short answer?
Share the same company and product facts across English at the root and Chinese under /zh/. Mark the pair with hreflang en, zh-Hans, and x-default to English, and compare company name, product name, specifications, applications, claims, and question coverage.
What does this page not claim?
Sharing facts across languages does not guarantee rankings in either language. Mika does not guarantee search rankings or AI answer citations, and a thin mirror is not market expansion.
Next step
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Clearer entities, answers, evidence, and context make pages easier to understand and reference. Results in any answer product are not guaranteed.