A blogger known as ‘seaside girl Little Seven’ on popular short-video platform Kuaishou.
She cried ‘I’ll eat it in the next video’ after being wounded.
Kuaishou is backed by Tencent, it’s widely criticised as a platform that poor people living in rural area livestream self-hurt or abusive videos to gain reward from viewers.
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To be popular on Kuaishow, hosts regularly put their live at risk, e.g. swallowing live insects, reptiles, seafood or even sand and lightbulbs.
Some abuse children and animals for reward.
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In February 2019, a 28 years old live-streamer called Hao jumped into the river, cracked his skull and drowned in front of the camera, local media reports.
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