"Next, I'd like to present the second song to everyone."

"The name of this song is—'Full Power'!"

"Of course, as I sang in 'Beat It,' I do not encourage violence to fight violence."

"I just hope that this song can give you some insights..."

After chatting with millions of netizens in the Xiaohongshu live stream for more than ten minutes.

Wang Yueheng suddenly changed the subject and announced another song he was about to sing to the screen.

This song was also a track he temporarily chose to exchange after learning about the TT refugee incident.

I hope to continue to promote Chinese culture through this song, and incidentally gain some faith points from overseas fans.

"Full Power? Is that a really direct name?"

"Hahaha, is he implying that the American people with guns should do something?"

"Wow, it's like fast-forwarded straight from the big red book to the resistance struggle!"

"Could it also refer to a barrage of verbal attacks?"

"I think this word is very suitable for the soon-to-be-inaugurated Trump!"...

The moment the new song title was announced, foreign netizens and Chinese netizens watching the live stream went wild.

At the same time, I am very curious about the content of Wang Yueheng's song.

What exactly does it mean to unleash full firepower in?

"Please wait a moment, I'll go change my clothes, after all, it's a different style of music."

"This is also the last song I will perform for you tonight."

"Later I need to prepare for Sunday's fan meeting, and I will bring you more new songs on that day!"

After introducing the title of his new song, Wang Yueheng added with a smile.

He then got up and went to the temporary changing room next door to change into a black jacket, and his hairstyle was restored to his original short hair.

He transformed from a rock and punk style back into a vibrant and handsome Eastern man.

...

"Hi, Mr. Zhou, Zhang Ming, the boss of Doushou Group, just sent me a message, hoping you can watch a live stream."

"It was initiated by Wang Yueheng, a singer and one of the shareholders of Douyin (TikTok), and it's happening on the Douyin platform."...

at the same time.

Another man with an Asian appearance arrived and sat in the TT headquarters office in Rocky City after being notified by his secretary.

It is Zhou Shouzhi, the overseas CEO of Douyin, who is known as the "King of Hired Managers" with an annual salary of one billion yuan.

He was the vice president of Dami Technology and was groomed by Dami Technology founder Wang Jun as his successor.

After Dami Technology went public, he resolutely started from scratch and switched jobs to join the fledgling domestic Douyin platform.

This move shocked countless industry peers who followed him, and made Wang Jun, president of DaMi, lament the loss of a capable assistant.

Leveraging his connections in the financial sector and his strong management skills, Zhou Shouzhi took on the important task of leading the Douyin platform overseas.

Ultimately, the software lived up to expectations, surpassing 1 billion monthly active users overseas, covering more than 150 countries and regions.

It has the highest number of downloads globally, making it the most popular app worldwide.

Furthermore, the number of users in the United States has reached 170 million, accounting for half of the US population!

This has put American social media platforms, which previously dominated the tech industry, in a precarious position.

This is why these financial giants have joined forces to suppress this social media app, whose parent company is from China, under various pretexts.

They even went so far as to spend huge sums of money lobbying the government to ban TT through legal injunctions.

As a result, Zhou Shouzhi, the CEO of Douyin (TikTok) overseas, has been summoned to Senate hearings many times to be investigated and questioned by senators.

Even because of his name and Singaporean nationality, he has been repeatedly accused by arrogant members of parliament of serving the Chinese nation.

They were just looking for an opportunity to break through the ban on this social media app from China.