Baidu moved to the market, just to sell itself?

Baidu is about to go public. It seems that everyone on earth knows this.
However, it should be clear that "yes", rather than "already", is not listed yet. In today's public opinion environment, Baidu has only two ways to go. If you want to go public, you will not be able to get yourself out of the market. If you want to sell yourself out, you will not be able to waste your public opinion.
Although Baidu is ready to go public, its recent actions can not help but doubt whether Baidu wants to go public, or whether it is using public opinion to increase its value? I'm afraid that even Baidu employees are not aware of it. Recently, a series of information related to Baidu seems to show that Baidu is very likely to sell itself, depending on whether it is urgent to sell or slow to sell. Of course, there will also be a problem of selling more than selling less.
Baidu "misreads" the data, suggesting that I want to sell it?
Baidu has recently liked to exaggerate the old habit of being relatively low-key, which can not be left blank.
Event 1: recently, iResearch released the first quarter of 2005 Chinese search engine quarterly research report. As soon as it was launched, news about "Baidu fraud, exaggerated amount" emerged. It has been confirmed that iResearch's market share data on Baidu used the techniques of fish, fish, and birds of the sea during its dissemination, in an attempt to confuse audio and video, and misinterpret its own market share of 37.4% into 45.7%. If it is assumed that Baidu intentionally did it, then the exaggerated data can indeed increase your own value. "45.7%" (mistaken data transfer) means that Baidu holds nearly half of the Chinese search market. How can outsiders not look at Baidu?
Event 2: There are rumors that "Baidu is expected to list shares with a market value of $0.8 billion, and new shares are expected to account for 25% of the company's equity .", However, its authenticity was soon questioned by industry insiders, and another round of debate regarding whether Baidu is worth $0.8 billion.
Event 3: Unlike other companies that keep a low profile before going public, they generally try their best to reduce their speaking opportunities, while Li Yanhong often shows his face in the past 25 cities, from behind the scenes to the beginning, people are quite skeptical about what kind of medicine Baidu's gourd is selling?
Event 4: The anti-Baidu alliance captured the network. Over-imitating google is not an anti-dog, and it has been resisted by webmasters. In order not to impede your "selling" price, Baidu is particularly concerned about the independent data of a third party, and it is logical to say that a misunderstanding has occurred.
From misreading data to self-hyping stocks, from high-profile low-profile cases to spjected google models, the relationship between them is so close that people are skeptical. Is Baidu really so careless?
There are indications that Baidu seems to be showing off and showing some potential buyers, and is also showing some potential buyers so that they can have a larger say on the negotiating table, for more US dollars. As for the market, I am afraid it will be sold with a goat's head.
Google, more money should be spent
Google has always been relatively calm. Of course, this kind of calm is also due to the fact that he has no spokesperson in China, no ability to justify himself, and he can only let Baidu hype. Baidu clearly believes that goolg is the best choice to enter the Chinese market.