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I used all of my mystic energy! theguardian
She won a bronze in Rio but it is her cheerful and engaging interviews that have made her an internet superstar with millions of new fans
Chinese Olympian and bronze medallist Fu Yuanhui gave an animated interview after her swim that propelled her into the hearts of her compatriots.
Chinese swimmer Fu Yuanhui hoped she’d wow the world with her backstroke. Instead she is breaking the Chinese internet with her hilarious post-swim interviews.
“Whoooaah! I was so fast!,” explained Fu after she clocked 58.95 seconds, coming in third in the women’s 100m backstroke semifinal on Monday. “I didn’t hold back…I used all of my mystic energy!”
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That clip quickly went viral in China and beyond. Her legions of fans have since been creating emojis, videos and cartoons in her likeness. Her followers on Weibo, China’s main social media platform, have climbed from about 550,000 before the Olympics started to nearly 4 million as of Wednesday.
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Being a social-media celebrity can be a lucrative business.
Some top bloggers can rake in an income of $100,000 a year from advertising that appears on their blog. On Twitter, an influential name can command $100 for writing a tweet mentioning a sponsor’s product, while a YouTube sensation can get $25,000 for making a video that talks about an advertiser.
But getting to that level isn’t easy. Attracting a lasting audience and eager advertisers takes planning and constant adjustment along the way.
“It’s short-form content, but it’s a long game,” says Rob Fishman, co-founder of Niche, a service that matches social-media personalities with advertisers.
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中國首富不快樂
China’s Richest Man, Jack Ma: I’m Not Happy Being So Rich
The founder and executive chairman of the e-commerce giant Alibaba isn't happy about being the richest man in China.
Jack Ma became China's richest man after Alibaba IPO'd in September, and he told CNBC that he thought the responsibility and celebrity that came with it was a "great pain" and that he was not happy.
The pressure gets to him, especially as people put high expectations on Alibaba's stock price.
"IPO is great because ... I'm happy with the results," he says. "But honestly, I think when people think too highly of you, you have the responsibility to calm down and be yourself."
Ma says he tries to make himself happy, because he knows the happiness of his colleagues, shareholders, and customers depends on his outlook, to some extent.
Not only does the stock price and thinking about the future worry him, but he feels as if people look at him differently when they see him on the street. He thinks people have started surrounding him because of his riches, not because of who he is.
He says he never expected to make so much money from Alibaba, and, from the beginning, what he really wanted was to be a respected businessman.
"I want people to see this is entrepreneur, this is a guy who is having fun of himself," Ma says. "I want to be myself."
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