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优点英语 优点英语 专项训练04 网络购物 语法填空 李佳琦“花西子”事件 Traditional Chinese brands have recently made a strong comeback thanks to a livestreaming controversy over the quality of products and whether people were working hard enough to afford them. Chinese brands that have faded in popularity due to a lack of marketing and online presence seized the opportunity to show they could deliver value-for-money quality goods. Domestic brands were put under the spotlight after Chinas top online sales host Li Jiaqi questioned whether people had worked hard enough to get a pay rise, during a livestreaming session on Taobao Live, Alibabas live streaming platform, on Sept 9. A follower had earlier commented that a Chinese cosmetic brands eyebrow pen and two refills priced at 79 yuan ($10.8) is too expensive. Bee Flower, a shampoo brand founded in 1985 and once a household name in China, introduced a 79-yuan set of two large bottles of shampoo and a large bottle of hair conditioner, which quickly attracted peoples attention. Feigua, a livestreaming sales data provider, said the number of followers of Bee Flowers account on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, started to soar on Sept 11. On Friday, it had attracted a record 559,000 followers. Sales generated during one livestreaming session exceed 25 million yuan.Other Chinese brands also started to promote themselves on social media and asked people to give them a chance to prove themselves. People showed particular interest in Super 28, a detergent brand founded in 1950. Three humble middle-aged factory employees of the company began a livestream on its official Douyin account on Wednesday. The trio wanted to seize the opportunity to revive the brand, but clearly knew little about selling products on social media. Viewers had to teach them how to list products during the livestreaming sessions. The next day, their sincerity and the quality of the companys products had helped the brands Douyin account attract more than 1.61 million followers,