I was working for a new digital publication- "GOLDTHREAD" as a motion designer. During my time there, I have help produced a series of illustration and animation. This is one of the most interesting one about Chinese Internet sub culture. We decided to have a little bit of fun with, keying out the mouth and let Kou Kou tell you the internet tale.

"The Chinese internet loves 666, slang that became popular online and then a phenomenon offline too. You can see 666 all over China: on t-shirts, store signs, even cigarettes. In the first of a series of weekly explainers on China's internet, we break down why people love 666 and how this became a thing."

Written and voice over by: Dolly Li and Timmy Shen
Produced by: Dolly Li and Timmy Shen
Shot by: Annie Hall
Edited by: Annie Hall
Mastered by: Victor Peña

Let us take you deep inside this internet subculture of watching videos with text flying across the screen. It’s real, it’s called bullet chat, and it originated from Japan. One of the biggest Chinese websites that has the bullet chat feature, Bilibili, now gets over 70 million people per month watching videos like this. And they love it.

Written and voice over by: Dolly Li and Timmy Shen
Produced by: Dolly Li and Timmy Shen
Shot by: Annie Hall
Edited by: Annie Hall
Mastered by: Victor Peña

Let us take you deep inside this internet subversion of surveillance. 1024 is an underground way of referring to porn or even slightly suggestive content. Watch the full video to learn about the origins of this number.

Written and voiceover by: Dolly Li
Produced by: Dolly Li and Annie Hall
Shot by: Annie Hall Animated & Edited by: Annie Hall
Mastered by: Victor Peña
Special Thanks: Zheping Huang