This Chinese Reporter’s Eye Roll Engrossed The World’s Attention & Caused Havoc

New chinese video is going viral! It was just the eye roll that attracted millions and obsessed the Internet in China. Soon after the clip went viral, the censors tried to block the excitement around the Journalist. The diva Liang Xiangyi has become the overnight sensation in China. The reason is the eye-roll which she gave to a journalist at a conference that is going viral on the Internet.

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Source-“Cao Nima”

Captured live, Liang Xiangyi, a communicator for the Shanghai-based news network, looked up and down her eyes at the correspondent next to her, as she began questioning an official on the matter of state asset supervision.

Liang, Xiangyi who was standing beside her, appeared so turned off that she rolled her eyes while moving head away from the reporter, whose question lasted for 44 seconds. She just dramatically rolled her eyes and turned her head with a strong disapproval.

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Within an hour her expression was spread on China internet space, memes, parody videos etc soon popped up on the web. Soon, the Chinese social media was divided into 2 camps i.e. red and blue for the journalist.

Source- “前进中国”

Then it all entered into the censorship, after this matter Liang Xiangyi became the top searched names in China, censors tried stopping this excitement. According to the ‘Free Weibo’, - her name was the second most blocked word on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, surpassing even "Xi Jinping.

Chinese entrepreneurs went ahead while attempting the cash by introducing the smartphones cases featuring the reporters on sale on e-commerce sites. 

On Wednesday the authorities released a notice prohibiting the discussions of her at the media outlets.

“Anything already posted must be deleted. Without exception, websites must not hype the episode,” according to the US-based China Digital Times, which posted the leaked directive.

One of the comments was - Sister, if you’ve lost your job,” one fan told her, “you can always work in social media”. – AFP journalist.