Recently, Mr. Sun from Anyang, Henan Province recently sadly reflected that his 36-year-old sister-in-law died suddenly after the all-night live broadcast, and the sad thing is that her death did not leave any more wealth, only a pair of children and an installment loan for dance lessons.

According to Mr. Sun's description, his sister-in-law died suddenly due to overwork, and had just been broadcast live on the live broadcast platform all night the day before, and this sudden tragedy once again pushed the Internet celebrity economy and the work pressure behind it to the forefront of public opinion.

The influencer industry has always been hailed as a way to "get rich quick", but the huge pressures and health risks hidden behind this industry are often overlooked, and for many influencers, long-term high-intensity live broadcasts have become a daily routine, especially driven by live streaming and fan tips, anchors often need to sacrifice their rest time to constantly meet the needs of their audiences.

Through this "high-output" model, although some Internet celebrities do get a good income, more and more people have health problems under long-term high-pressure work, and even pay the price of their lives, this incident undoubtedly makes us reflect on how much the Internet celebrity economy is shaping the balance between "short-term glory" and "high-pressure life".

For these young streamers, despite the considerable income in front of them, behind them are often long working hours, frequent late nights, and irregular lifestyles, which can eventually lead to serious physical problems and even irreversible consequences.

In addition, the social problems posed by the influencer economy are not just health issues. With many streamers relying on the income provided by the platform to make ends meet, and there may be huge family pressures and unpaid debts behind them, this incident is another reminder that although the influencer economy can bring wealth to some people, the high risks behind it also need more attention, do you have anything to say about this?