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Global YouTube star MrBeast, boasting approximately 800 million followers across platforms, will debut on Chinese platform Kuaishou with a livestream on July 26th. Ranked #1 on Forbes’ Top Creators list, MrBeast is known for his visually spectacular, challenge-based content featuring cash giveaways and philanthropy. He is reportedly planning a large-scale program in China later this year, highlighting the growing trend of Western influencers expanding into the Chinese market. His content style involves time-intensive extreme challenges and lucrative cash prizes.

A social media influencer was ordered to pay RMB 300,000 (approximately $42,000 USD) to a smartphone manufacturer for defamation, a ruling upheld on appeal. The case involved unsubstantiated claims, forcing the influencer to retract statements, apologize publicly, and remove defamatory content. The manufacturer emphasized constructive criticism while warning against disparagement, highlighting the legal risks of spreading misinformation in the tech industry.

This is the story of “Master Niu,” a tractor mechanic from Jilin, China, who became a successful agricultural machinery influencer. He leveraged honesty and expertise, built a strong online community, and expanded his business through live-streaming, surpassing 2.5 million followers. His commitment to quality service and community led to significant sales and a vision for enhancing the agricultural sector, embodying the spirit of entrepreneurial success.

The automotive world mourns the loss of “Da Tou,” a popular Chinese car review influencer, who passed away at 40 due to sudden illness. With over 2.2 million followers, Da Tou was known for engaging reviews and late-night fan interactions. His wife will continue his channel. His death highlights the pressures faced by digital content creators, possibly exacerbated by demanding work and constant audience engagement.

We Dongyi, a renowned mathematician, has gained over 20 million followers on Douyin. His first video, a simple greeting, quickly achieved viral status, attracting millions of likes and comments. Known online as “God Wei,” his account is confirmed as official, created with family assistance. It is expected the platform will be used to share mathematics related content.

“Braised Goose Guy” (Lu’e Ge) is preparing to visit the US to meet “Jia 亢 Ge,” following the latter’s successful tour of China. This collaboration highlights the growing influence of online personalities as cultural ambassadors. Lu’e Ge’s rise began with a viral moment during Jia 亢 Ge’s China trip, further solidifying the power of digital platforms in cross-cultural exchange and shaping global narratives. His earlier interactions with tech entrepreneurs also showcase how personal brands can promote national culture.