Inside the Daily Life of a Live Streaming Star in China | Op-Docs

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Channel: The New York Times

Views: 367,872

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Id: DlnfiULnmMY

Length: 12min 49sec (769 seconds)

Published: Thu Apr 29 2021

Reddit Comments

[u/OriginallyMyName]

I've seen too many of those "Chinese infrastructure failing" videos, I immediately assumed that hair thing was going to scalp the woman at the beginning

[u/kaitoluminary]

this is so fucking depressing

[u/katresi]

A "communist" country that is way more capitalistic than every other country, basically. The "go bigger or go home" on the wall is literally a joke for a country that self-proclaims itself as communist. I swear humans are so fucking incoherent, from USA to China, passing to Russia and beyond.

[u/Droghot]

consoom exploited streamer

get exited for new one

[u/aas_me]

This is just sad

[u/D0ng3r1nn0]

Holy shit this is fucked up

[u/Artanis_Aximili]

I wonder if this is related to that hololive agency everyone is obsessed with.

[u/askntithies]

I notice American media outlets try their best to make China look bad. Not saying China is an angel – far from it, but something must be said about the cinematography of these documentaries and the cold filters they use to create a depressing atmosphere; it's very intentional.