Wang Jing’s hand dives into a mound of soil and pulls out a bulging bunch of oyster mushrooms. “Look how pretty they are,” the mushroom-farmer-turned-influencer says to her fans on Douyin.
Wang, the Financial Times reported, is one of the many internet stars promoting wholesome and educational content after censors scrubbed out material promoting lifestyles out of line with the Chinese Communist Party’s values.
Read the full report: Financial Times.
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