The sudden disappearance of Austin Li Jiaqi, China's "Lipstick King", from his highly anticipated online shows may imperil the live-streaming sales campaign of Taobao Marketplace in the middle of the ...
Li Jiaqi is well-known to millions of Chinese women – from young, working professionals to high-profile Chinese actresses like Qi Wei and Lin Yun – but he’s not a movie star or in a boy band. He’s ...
The online silence of China's top livestreaming sales influencer, Li Jiaqi, stretched to a week on Friday, leaving fans speculating about why he had gone missing and when he would be back on their ...
Austin Li Jiaqi just dissed a viewer for calling a Florasis eyebrow pencil too expensive – a comment that wasn’t received well amid China’s economic slump following its post-pandemic boom In 2021, Li ...
Li Jiaqi’s show abruptly ended after he showed viewers a cake resembling a tank on the eve of the anniversary of the massacre, and he’s been a no-show ever since. News Editor A popular Chinese ...
Beijing — It had been more than 100 days since Li Jiaqi, one of China's most prominent and profitable social media influencers and salespeople, was cut off abruptly during a live-stream on June 3. His ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The massively popular e-commerce influencer Li Jiaqi has been silent since he disappeared on Friday. His stream cut off after he ...