Digital humans make their mark in real life
1 year, 11 months ago

Digital humans make their mark in real life

China Daily  

China Daily's digital employee Yuanxi, who can speak English, wears a qipao in a screenshot from a video introducing oracle bone inscriptions. Virtual stars in demand for TV shows and online platforms Virtual stars proved a resounding success at numerous New Year celebration galas hosted by television stations and video platforms to attract young audiences. At the New Year's Eve gala staged by Bilibili, a short-video sharing platform popular with young people, celebrity virtual idol Luo Tianyi performed five songs in 10 minutes and appeared alongside real-life dancers to celebrate the 10th anniversary of her debut. A virtual anchor created by Dragon TV played a flute and danced with celebrity singer Cheng Xiao during the Shanghai broadcaster's New Year gala, which was watched by tens of millions of viewers. The appearance of virtual beings at New Year galas staged by TV stations and online platforms reflects just how popular these figures have become in China in the past 12 months.

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Digital humans make their mark in real life
1 year, 11 months ago

Digital humans make their mark in real life

China Daily  

China Daily's digital employee Yuanxi, who can speak English, wears a qipao in a screenshot from a video introducing oracle bone inscriptions. Virtual stars in demand for TV shows and online platforms Virtual stars proved a resounding success at numerous New Year celebration galas hosted by television stations and video platforms to attract young audiences. At the New Year's Eve …

Digital humans make their mark in real life
1 year, 11 months ago

Digital humans make their mark in real life

China Daily  

China Daily's digital employee Yuanxi, who can speak English, wears a qipao in a screenshot from a video introducing oracle bone inscriptions. Virtual stars in demand for TV shows and online platforms Virtual stars proved a resounding success at numerous New Year celebration galas hosted by television stations and video platforms to attract young audiences. At the New Year's Eve …

Digital humans make their mark in real life
1 year, 11 months ago

Digital humans make their mark in real life

China Daily  

China Daily's digital employee Yuanxi, who can speak English, wears a qipao in a screenshot from a video introducing oracle bone inscriptions. Virtual stars in demand for TV shows and online platforms Virtual stars proved a resounding success at numerous New Year celebration galas hosted by television stations and video platforms to attract young audiences. At the New Year's Eve …

Digital humans make their mark in real life
1 year, 11 months ago

Digital humans make their mark in real life

China Daily  

China Daily's digital employee Yuanxi, who can speak English, wears a qipao in a screenshot from a video introducing oracle bone inscriptions. Virtual stars in demand for TV shows and online platforms Virtual stars proved a resounding success at numerous New Year celebration galas hosted by television stations and video platforms to attract young audiences. At the New Year's Eve …

Digital humans make their mark in real life
1 year, 11 months ago

Digital humans make their mark in real life

China Daily  

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