China's leading short video sharing platform Kuaishou officially announced a new brand StreamLake at the 3rd China Short Video Conference recently held in east China’s Fujian Province, dedicated to offering one-stop Video+AI solutions for enterprises, marking Kuaishou's business expansion from serving consumers to serving enterprises, reported Shanghai Securities News on Sunday.

August15,2022

Wang Qiushi, a former tourist guide, joined a swarm of live streamers in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, as a popular local wintertime attraction opened for snow and ice tourism.

December02,2021

​Since 2016, a number of live online platforms have emerged in succession in domestic. Social platforms such as Mushroom Street and e-commerce platforms such as Taobao have seized the opportunity to arrange live broadcast e-commerce business and seek e-commerce sales model reform.

September30,2021

China's booming live-streaming business, represented by Chinese short video sharing platform Douyin, promoted commodities through short videos and live-streaming amid the COVID-19 pandemic, injecting new momentum to economic recovery and development, industry experts said recently.

January14,2021

A promotion activity on cultural tourism of Yubei District in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality opened online through a live-streaming platform on Thursday.

October23,2020

A Chinese tea farmer has become an e-commerce sensation after promoting her business through social media platform Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, the Swiss newspaper Neue Zurcher Zeitung has reported.

August13,2020

China has continued to roll out measures at central and local levels recently to expand the new type of consumption, reported Economic Information Daily Monday.

May18,2020

Chinese video-game live-streaming platform DouYu International Holdings Limited rang the Nasdaq Stock Market opening bell on Wednesday in celebration of its initial public offering (IPO).

July18,2019