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 ===== Daigou [代购], personal shoppers or “model consumers”? =====
-Daigou [代购] purchase goods on behalf of overseas clients, and document their purchasing online (Bang and Mantesso 2019; Zhou 2017).
+Daigou [代购] purchase goods on behalf of overseas clients, and document their purchasing online (Xiao and Mantesso 2019; Zhou 2017).
 They also produce live streams while they shop, watched by many more than just their customers.
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 “Haul videos” on Youtube allow us to see daigou in a wider frame.
-Destiny Marie, dir. 2022. I Spent over 2,000 Dollars Shopping (Haul). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gZR4yQTQKg.
+* Destiny Marie, dir. 2022. //I Spent Over 2,000 Dollars Shopping (Haul)//. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gZR4yQTQKg. (This example may in fact be satire, but if it is, it’s good.)
-The producers of haul videos merely display what they have bought, emphasizing the sheer quantity and the total spent, like a score. (This example may in fact be satire, but if it is, it’s good.)
+The producers of haul videos merely display what they have bought, emphasizing the sheer quantity and the total spent, like a score.
 You can score points on social media, either as a daigou, blogger, or haul-video maker, but who benefits?