Live-Streaming Sales

Live-Streaming Sales

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In China, selling products through live-streaming salesstreams are very popular onlinecommon.

There are only things you couldn't imagine;is nothing they don't sell.

"There are only things you couldn't imagine" Is a little redundant, given the context

The streamer was a woman, but she was selling men's shirts.

Naturally, I left a comment: "Why do you have a female streamer trytrying on men's clothes?

Don't you sell men'sfemale clothing too?"

I'm not sure if this was a mistake, if not, just ignore the correction :)

They replied: "What's wrong with a female streamer putting on male clothesmen's clothing?

Are you sexist or what?"

WomenNowadays, women can do anything a man can do nowadays.

But I didn't bringhadn't brought my question through this perspective.

Think of it: how much do you like it when you want to purchase a blouse, andexpecting to see pictures of malefemale models—perhaps, but instead a big, burly oneman is modelling instead?

Or, want to buypurchase some lipstickslipstick, and find mock-ups withcatalogues full of male models?

"catalogues" is more for browsing, an alternative: Similarly, imagine the shock of seeing lipsticks modelled purely by men?

Maybe forFor some reason, there aren't so many male streamers in the apparel-selling industry.

They don'tThey're not necessarily hingeinterpreting my question onto be about male chauvinism, though.

"male chauvinism" is quite an uncommon phrase (at least where I am in Australia)

Live-Streaming Sales Streamers and their Sponsors

we call those "sponsors" if its someone elses product if its their own product (like the streamer's own personalized items), its merch

In China, live-streaming sales are streamers selling products from sponsors is a very popular onlineway of making money.

this is called "affilate marketing" its also common in the american capitalist system

There are only things you couldn't imagine; nothing they don't sell pretty much anything.

even sex toys?

I was browsing a shopping app earlier today, and I went intoclicked on a live streaming roomstream.

The streamer was a woman, selling men's shirts.

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WTF? lol

Naturally, I left a comment:, saying, " Why do you havewould a female streamer try on men's clothes?"

for money ofc

Don't you sell men's clothing?

I asked so simplythis because I thought this womanshe was too slim, and thoseher clothes didn't fitsuit her very well.

可怜

They replied: , "What's wrong with a female streamer putting on male clothes?"

fair, some clothes are unisex

Are you sexist or what?

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they shouldn't have said that tho wth

Of course, they have a point.

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Women can do anything a man can do nowadays.

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they can't pee like us though

But I didn't bring my question through thishadn't thought from her perspective.

Think ofabout it: how much do you like, wouldn't it when you want to purchasebe interesting buying a blouse, and see pictures ofthe photos show male models wearing them —perhaps a burly one?

Or, lets say you want to buy some lipsticks,lipstick and you happen to find mock-ups with male models as well?

Please be careful with plurals, this is what trips up Chinese people too. One of my old Chinese friends said "ketchups" instead of "ketchup". Not all words in English have a plural. Or you need to put a "classifier" type thing to make it work "a jar of honey"

Maybe for some reason, there aren't soThere's probably not that many male streamers in the apparelfashion-selling industry for some odd reason.

remember, whatever sounds cleaner works better

They don't necessarily hinge my question on male chauvinism, though.

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i don't understand

There are onlyeven things you couldn't imagine; there is nothing they don't sell.

They don'tThat doesn't necessarily hinge my question on male chauvinism, though.