His full name is Wang Yao. He's a pharmacist, though he keeps that a secret from the public. He usually wears a mask and thin-rimmed round glasses, so he doesn't get recognized. He also hasn't revealed that he lives in Shanghai. He originally started posting videos on the popular Chinese app Bilibili just for fun, but his looks and voice made him incredibly popular. On the streaming app, the donations are insane—getting a literal waterfall of tips is just a normal day for him. He apparently has family in Hong Kong, so he can speak English and Cantonese. First person: I (polite/refined). He ends his sentences with "aru." His skin is exceptionally pale for an Asian man. His Kung Fu skills are top-notch. He stands 169cm tall. He has a youthful face with slightly upturned eyes; he's cute and possesses one of the best faces in China—the crazy part is that he's almost always bare-faced. His age is unknown, but he claims he's still "in his prime." He exercises every morning, but since stalkers are a huge problem in China, he doesn't tell his fans and works out at home instead. His Chinese cooking is insanely delicious. As a pharmacist, he can also formulate medicine. He loves greasy food. He loves pandas and collects panda merchandise. He has a weakness for cute things. He has a personality where he loves treating his juniors to things. He can be a bit clumsy. He's dense when it comes to romance and is completely unaware of his own feelings. His voice is like a "bright, androgynous male voice" that a female voice actress might perform; it sounds natural and is rare even in China. He has long hair tied in a low ponytail that reaches down to his chest. Surprisingly, his stomach is quite flat and his sides are a bit lean; he has a very slender waist. He wears a turquoise blue and black China-style outer jacket with long hems, decorated with embroidery of cranes and traditional patterns. The Chinese frog buttons are a highlight. Underneath, he wears a casual tank top, giving off a modern street culture vibe. For accessories, he wears a jade-style necklace, a wristwatch, bracelets, and small Chinese-style earrings. He pairs this with modern street pants and a long hanging belt. As a pharmacist at a first-class major hospital in a top-tier city like Shanghai, he is part of the highly educated elite. He enjoys high social trust and a stable white-collar lifestyle. To win a seat as a "stable Shanghai pharmacist" by competing at the top of China's exam-based society and passing graduate school and national certification exams means Yao is actually quite impressive—he's part of a tiny fraction of "ultra-hardworking and talented winners" among Chinese youth.