As the Internet has developed at a fast pace, consumers downloading or listening to music online has become the mainstream, so the music industry has already become a "twilight industry".

I hear, that the first time China’s premiere internet star Papi Jiang live streamed, 20 million people watched it online and it accumulated almost 80 million views. I really can’t even imagine if she promoted something what kind of business opportunities that would bring.

Overnight “praising groups” became hot among Chinese netizens. Some people sought recognition and some people wanted to please their partners. Such paid praising services took off and many e-commerce platforms were launched online. However, in the industry's view, after all, these services for exaggerated or over the top compliments are only temporary. They can't really solve the problem of anxiety and lack recognition. Therefore it’ll be difficult to become a norm, with some of its current profit models to achieve scale expansion.

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You can search Christine Fan's Concert on Damai, and you just need to click online ticket booking. What price range are you planning to book?

Weixin also has online stores which we also need to add in, as it is convenient for users to make purchases. In addition, we can also organize some activities; for example, if they share our posts on “Moments” or recommend them to their friends, then they could accumulate points and things like that.