Win10 does not rise for free: Chinese users stick to XP

Recently, Microsoft has pushed the Windows 10 annual update to make this latest operating system more stable and powerful. But even with the free upgrade policy, it is still unable to impress the hearts of Chinese users.
The market share data provided by StatCounter shows that in China, Windows 10 is only the third most commonly used desktop operating system, and far behind Windows 7 and Windows XP.
The data shows that Windows 7 is the preferred desktop operating system for Chinese users, with a market share of 47.69%, followed by Windows XP, which is already 15 years old, with 22.83%, and Windows 10 market share ranked third with only 14.16%. The category has a market share of 6.71%, which may include a Linux-based operating system.
In contrast, Windows 10 has taken the second largest operating system location worldwide and is stepping down the gap with Windows 7.
From this point of view, Microsoft wants to complete the Windows 10's 1 billion installed capacity target, still need to think about it, so that Chinese users can speed up the upgrade.
China Operating System Statistics