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More people seek relaxation through livestreaming: survey

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2019-10-28 10:44:06Xinhua Editor : Mo Hong'e ECNS App Download

A recent survey found that 64.3 percent of the 2,007 respondents watch livestreaming as a form of leisure and relaxation, China Youth Daily reported. 

Around 72 percent of the surveyed, mostly born in the 1980s and 1990s, watched livestreaming more than twice a week, among whom 21.7 percent watched livestreaming almost every day.

Liu Liren, a 25-year-old central enterprise employee, regards watching livestreaming as the main way to relax under busy work and heavy pressure.

Wang Hao, 26, now studying in Australia, loves watching online games and outdoor sports livestreaming most. "I feel like I can travel around without leaving home."

The survey also showed 38.9 percent of the interviewees hoped to find people with the same hobbies via livestreaming platforms.

"Watching livestreaming has become a new social norm, which has helped me make many new friends through livestreaming platforms," said Yang Chun, a 26-year-old working for a construction company.

Sun Hongyan, a researcher with the China Youth and Children Research Center, said the popularity of livestreaming among young people is related to their preference for vivid content and habit of quick reading.

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