Recently, the Chinese online community has been buzzing over a viral video.
The video is titled: “A 9X from another province, unmarried in Xi’an, does she not deserve to work here? Where is the justice?” Thanks to huge public interest, this video even ranked top 3 in Xi’an’s hot search list.
In the video, a woman acting as a street food vendor expresses her frustration and helplessness after some tough experiences. She says she bought a street stall here and has been working hard, but her business keeps getting blocked, often by a car parked right in front, disrupting her sales.
The story quickly drew sympathy and attention from netizens, sparking waves of criticism and outrage on online forums.
The Xi’an cyber police promptly arrived at the scene to investigate.
They soon discovered that the woman posting the video was the same person selling the food, named Feifei. The revelation shocked many even more when it turned out she is a famous streamer working for a media company.
Not only is Feifei a top streamer and the company’s brand ambassador, she is also dating a high-ranking executive there. This truth about the struggling street vendor completely stunned the public.
To promote a new product line, the company’s strategy was for staff to create eye-catching content. Earlier videos didn’t attract enough views, so they switched tactics. Feifei and her team started making content about conflicts between small vendors, like fights over spots, to stir public interest.
Just as planned, followers and views surged, boosting the company’s profits significantly.
Source: Sohu
