Kanjian Gainian
- Chinese name
- 看见概念
- Pinyin
- Registered name
- 看见概念（上海）智能科技有限公司
- Unified Social Credit Code
91310110MAC6X0WB81registered in Shanghai 上海- Website
Kanjian Gainian (看见概念, formally 看见概念（上海）智能科技有限公司) is presented as an AIGC company focused on digital humans through its core product Nie Ta (捏Ta), an AI character-creation app and mini program that lets users generate original virtual characters by describing their personality, appearance, and backstory in natural language, then interact with them in a simulation-like way through multimodal functions such as AI dialogue, image generation, and dynamic character rendering. Its main orientation appears to be AI social and emotional companionship rather than conventional customer-service digital humans, with a particular emphasis on younger users, anime-inspired or original stylized characters, and interactive AI agents with distinct personalities. The material also portrays the company as a low-cost, high-efficiency digital human content producer with rapid early traction, reporting more than 1.5 million downloads within roughly four and a half months, backing from investors including Source Code Capital and MiraclePlus/YC China-related channels, financing of over RMB 10 million, and a perceived early advantage in AI role performance, multimodal character systems, and AI-native social experiences.
Nie Ta (捏Ta) is a Chinese AI character-creation platform focused on anime-style and subcultural virtual character production, built by Kanjian Gainian (看见概念) as a product for creating, customizing, and interacting with stylized digital personas. It appears to position itself around AI-assisted role creation, character-based storytelling, and community participation, with founder Hu Xiuhan (胡修涵) associated with its direction and with public discussion around how large models expand text-driven creative possibilities for ACG-oriented users. The platform has also been described as attracting strong interest from younger users and as having secured financing of more than RMB 10 million, which suggests an early-growth startup focused on virtual character play, fan creativity, and AI-native content experiences.
Hu Xiuhan (胡修涵) is presented as a young Chinese AI founder, born in 1994 and described in one source as a Peking University graduate in intelligent science, who founded Nie Ta’s parent company Kanjian Gainian and has become associated with AI-driven character creation, emotional AI, and virtual-person content for younger users. Across the material, he is portrayed as combining anime and content-technology interests with startup execution, drawing on experience at companies such as Facebook and Tezign, and framing AI not simply as a tool for generic digital humans but as a way to expand text-based creativity, interactive character worlds, and user retention in consumer AI products. The sources also connect him with rapid early growth at Nie Ta, investor backing, and a broader role in Chinese discussions about how large models can reshape content production, AI companionship, and character-based communities.