Kindergarten teacher's hottest livestream on social media reveals her true beauty, causing people to panic and suspect harm?

Becoming the hottest teacher on tiktok social network in recent days, however, recently netizens were surprised when the image that is said to be the bare face of the hottest livestream teacher went viral.

In the past few days, netizens have continuously passed on livestream clips of Chinese kindergarten teachers. These clips are noticed by the beautiful beauty of the female teacher as well as the life-changing livestream story of a "terrible" income.

However, not long after being famous, recently, the social network appeared more images that were rumored to be the bare face of this teacher. Accordingly, people are spreading the strange image of this teacher with the caption that the face has not been made-up and edited. This image immediately caused a stir and controversy with many mixed opinions because it was so different from the shimmering image during the livestream.

However, in fact, the origin of this image is not clear from where, so it is not possible to determine if it is the image of this teacher's bare face or not. Some netizens also doubted whether this image was edited, deliberately "badged" the face and then spread the news that it was a bare face in order to catch the view and "take down" this female teacher.

Previously, this kindergarten teacher "caused a fever" on social networks with a video teaching students to sing the song "Growing flowers in the garden" with more than 100 million views. Most netizens praised the young teacher's beautiful, bright and lovely appearance.

In just a short time, this female teacher attracted more than 4.3 million followers on social networks. Her videos are also widely shared and reposted on major social media platforms. Many netizens therefore asked her to conduct livestreams. Her live stream then attracted huge views, and also received many gifts or donations from viewers.

The first livestream session on May 2, she is said to earn from 400,000 to 500,000 yuan (about 1.3 to 1.7 billion dong). A total of three livestreams, the young teacher earned 2 million yuan (nearly 7 billion dong). "I'm very happy. Livestream in a day where my income exceeds my 10-year salary. Thank you everyone" - shared the young teacher.

Unexpectedly famous and attracted many followers, Huang (Hubei, China) decided to quit her job as a preschool teacher because of the promising income from livestream work. Huang was originally a teacher at a kindergarten in Wuhan City, Hubei Province (China). Recently, she suddenly became famous after posting a video singing a children's song online, according to Oriental Daily.

Thanks to his good looks and cute style, Huang's clip received more than 100 million views and formed a number of people who love and admire the young teacher. In just a short time, Huang attracted more than 4 million followers.

According to World Of Buzz, taking advantage of his own popularity, Huang needs to spend and invest his hard-earned money wisely because the Internet is an unstable place, fame can come and go.

In June 2022, Dong Yuhui (30 years old) also suddenly became a sales live stream star in China. The charm of the Shaanxi native even surpasses the "lipstick king" Li Jiaqi or the "streaming queen" Viya, according to The Paper. Before that, his main job was the director of English research and teaching of an educational institution.

Dong is followed by many people because of his ability to speak attractively, sell goods and teach English at the same time. After China had a ban on tutoring to reduce pressure on students, Dong's teaching job was severely affected. But thanks to that, he had the opportunity to become a bilingual sales livestream star.

In the country of billions of people, livestream has become a full-time job for many people of all ages by promising attractive income from followers' gifts or commissions from sales. However, the fierce competition in the industry and tight regulations on livestreaming make this not a promised land for all streamers.

In June 2022, China issued 31 prohibited acts during livestreams, including regulations such as influencers must have relevant qualifications to talk about a number of topics such as law, finance, medicine, education. education; Prohibition of displaying lavish lifestyles, such as showing off money and brand names...

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