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In the new online world of video live streaming in China, it could be anyone.
2 movie of all time), went out live to 4.7 million people on Internet portal Sina’s live-streaming app called Yizhibo.
The Chinese apps are corollaries to American video streaming services Periscope, owned by Twitter, and Facebook Live, both of which are blocked in mainland China.
Users of the live-streaming apps can “tip” their favorite streamers with virtual presents that can then be converted to cash.
“This is a wet towel, and this is lipstick — it’s L’Oreal.”This article originally appeared on China Film InsiderAbout the Author: Fergus Ryan is a reporter at China Film Insider and previously worked as a journalist for the News Corp. publications China Spectator and The Australian.
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