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      <description>For two weeks recently, most of my evenings were spent in Douyin’s live-stream section. On Douyin, TikTok’s sibling platform in China, shopping, entertainment and conversation blur into an endlessly scrollable feed.
The most prominent virtual rooms here are for shopping: live-streaming hosts talking at high speed, shouting out discounts. Then come the talent rooms, where people sing, dance, play the guitar or do anything that might keep you there for a few seconds longer. As I watched, more...</description>
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      <description>It all began with a WeChat message from my friend. We hadn’t seen each other in a while. She had left Beijing for a quieter, more remote town and her social media updates suggested she was diving deeper into guoxue – “national studies”, or the study of traditional Chinese culture – Buddhist philosophy and other spiritual pursuits. Her text read: “You should join our reading group. We’re studying classical Chinese texts. You will definitely love it.”
She had been going through a rough patch:...</description>
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      <title>Why are urban Chinese like my friend falling for guoxue scams?</title>
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      <description>As a bilingual producer with over a decade of experience in China’s entertainment industry and a focus on international collaboration, I can say without hesitation that a big part of my job involves explaining things over and over again.
Mostly I explain what we, as Chinese players in the industry, can do or want to do with our international counterparts. And then, when necessary, I explain the other side to the Chinese side. Essentially, on top of my usual job as a content producer, I’m a...</description>
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