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Unemployed or fed up with long working hours, young people in China are drawn to live-streaming for the autonomy and earnings potential it gives them. Some engage in deadly stunts, writes Xinrou Shu.

Chinese regulators have framed new guidelines to tighten their grip over the livestreaming industry. They are seemingly a response to the disappearance of Li Jiaqui, a popular livestreamer.

As stars are criticised for being image-obsessed, more relatable celebrities have become popular.