In some underpasses in Guangdong, a group of young people has made their home. Their way of life and values have sparked intense public discussion. These young people survive by livestreaming and asking for donations on platforms like Douyin. By sharing their daily lives online, they attract a large audience and receive virtual gifts as financial support. Because of their unique lifestyle, they’ve come to be known as “underpass residents.”
They each have their own style, often dyeing their hair in bright colors and embracing a carefree attitude. It seems like they don’t care about outside judgment or pressure.
Many of them have unusual backgrounds, and their choice to live this way is often shaped by a combination of factors.
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