The document discusses the rise of the livestreaming economy. It notes that livestreaming has become a way for famous people to connect more authentically with fans, while also allowing ordinary people to turn their daily lives into a commodity and find escape from loneliness. Livestreaming grew hugely popular in China in 2016, and streamers can make anywhere from a few hundred to tens of thousands of dollars per month. People of all ages livestream a variety of content such as vlogs, cooking, gaming, pranks and tutorials, offering viewers intimate views into their lives.