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BEIJING, June 19, 2020 /PRNewswire=KYODO JBN/ --

- The 9-hour concert received a total of 2 million views

Livestreaming on Kuaishou, a video-sharing and live streaming platform in

China, a 9-hour online charity concert initiated and hosted by a popular

Chinese amateur singer Li Yuer wrapped up with an overwhelming response from

the audience in early May – more than 2 million viewers tuned in to watch the

show.

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Engaging with the audience alongside other singers during the live concert, Li

launched an online fundraising campaign with all proceeds going to the student

aid foundation established by herself to help hundreds of students living in

the impoverished villages.

Since the foundation was founded seven years ago, Li has been trying to bring

support society through the power of music. In addition to raising funds for

the students this time, the singer also connected with the government of

Dong'an county in Hunan province, where she was born, in a bid to encourage

people to support the local poverty-alleviation program.

"The overwhelming response from the audience during this session brought me to

my knees in gratitude," said Li. "Once again, I am grateful for the incredible

generosity of my supporters and this platform where I can spread love and

positivity across the nation."

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Make the music happen

Joining on February 13, Li quickly became one of the most-followed online

streamers on the platform who gained 1.5 million followers within 100 days. Now

with her 1.8 million fans, the up-and-coming singer's live-streaming sessions

have accumulated a total of 40 million views with 400,000 Kuaishou users

watching her performance every day.

Humorous and outspoken, Li's unfiltered image and personality are woven into

her music by her marvelous voice, making her songs the embodiment of her

personal stories about chasing dreams with perseverance and hardworking. 100

days since Li joined Kuaishou, her musical journey on the platform has allowed

her to receive support from a wider audience, and in return, encourage more

grassroots sing-song writers to follow their dreams and hearts.

"My biggest hope has always been bringing more high-quality songs to my

audience on this platform," Li said. "All I want is to create something for my

music fans, for this incredible music community, a virtual hangout space for

people connect with one another, to see some of their favorite musicians, and

to listen to the soundtracks that resonate with their hearts."

"With more music professionals with similar visions joining Kuaishou to carve

out careers and establish their own friend cycles, I can see Kuaishou has

become a community where musicians are able to explore the new opportunities

and create more meaningful songs for themselves and their fans," she said.

"I love this inclusive platform which embraces people from all walks of life,

and musicians with dynamic creativities inspired by their personal experiences.

It is the community where people can see themselves grow, learn, and share

while leveraging the resources and tools to bring out meaningful changes to the

music industry."

About Kuaishou Technology

Kuaishou Technology, headquartered in Beijing, China, runs Kuaishou, one of the

world's leading short video social platforms, boasting more than 300 million

daily active users since 2011. Users can use the platform to create and share

videos with friends and their communities through posts, likes and comments.

Known for its active and vibrant community of over 300 million users, the app

is available on iOS and Android.

SOURCE  Kuaishou Technology

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