Influencer ‘Kuan Chang’ Partners with TVU Again for a Six-Day Live Journey into Shenzhen’s Tech Scene

Powered by TVU One, six days of non-stop livestreaming showcased Shenzhen’s tech brilliance to millions worldwide.

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This June, Taiwan internet influencer Chen Chih-han—widely known as “館長”(Kuan Chang)—completed a highly successful livestream tour in Shanghai and Hangzhou. His broadcasts attracted over 16 million views on YouTube, with each stream averaging six hours, sparking significant attention across both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

Just two months later, from August 12–17, he launched another ambitious project: a six-day exploration of Shenzhen’s innovation and urban lifestyle. Once again, he chose TVU’s live broadcasting solutions to bring audiences an immersive experience of the city’s technology and culture.

Throughout the six-day journey, ‘Kuan Chang’ guided his audience from cutting-edge tech hubs to vibrant city landmarks. At DJI’s flagship store, he marveled at drone technology; at Shenzhen Bay Talent Park, viewers were captivated by a breathtaking drone show spelling out “Once you’re here, you’re a Shenzhen local.” He also rode in an autonomous vehicle to experience AI-powered recognition firsthand, and at BYD’s headquarters, he explored advancements in new-energy vehicles with deep interest.

These moments were delivered clearly and seamlessly to audiences worldwide via the TVU One, ensuring every detail of Shenzhen’s innovation and lifestyle was vividly shared in real time.

Behind the scenes, livestreaming posed significant challenges. Shenzhen’s dynamic urban environments brought fluctuating network conditions, high data demand in crowded areas, and extreme summer heat that tested equipment durability. Continuous cross-location streaming and extended broadcast hours required exceptional system stability.

‘Kuan Chang’ and his production team needed to ensure smooth video under conditions of mobile shooting, unstable networks, and real-time interaction. This is precisely where TVU One’s technological strengths shone.

Powered by IS+ multi-network aggregation and adaptive HEVC video encoding, TVU One maintained reliable performance across busy streets, moving vehicles, and nighttime events. Its advanced thermal design ensured stability even under Shenzhen’s sweltering heat. The device’s large-capacity internal battery and hot-swappable external battery support made long outdoor sessions possible, while its portability gave the team the flexibility to adapt to diverse filming environments.

Notably, during one of the streams, ‘Kuan Chang’ introduced the TVU One directly to his viewers, describing it as the essential technology behind his mainland broadcasts. This authentic endorsement highlighted both the equipment’s professional reliability and the unseen technical backbone of high-quality live production.

Following the success of the June Shanghai–Hangzhou tour, the Shenzhen livestream once again validated TVU One’s reliability in complex, mobile environments. From the water towns of Jiangnan to the innovation capital of Shenzhen, TVU consistently empowers creators like ‘Kuan Chang’ to focus on content while staying connected to audiences in a more vivid, authentic way.

For the broader mobile livestreaming industry, professional-grade solutions like TVU One not only ensure broadcast stability for large-scale projects but also serve as vital enablers of creativity and influence—helping creators unlock new levels of storytelling and engagement.

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