The Northeast Chinese Meme That Found a Second Life as a Video Game
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In 2016, two groups of Chinese livestreamers began feuding on Kuaishou , a short-video platform popular in China’s countryside and lower-tier cities. Their leaders, Brother Hu and Captain Shamate, were both. . .
In 2016, two groups of Chinese livestreamers began feuding on Kuaishou , a short-video platform popular in China’s countryside and lower-tier cities. Their leaders, Brother Hu and Captain Shamate, wer...(+7968 chars hidden)
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