Dream - The Chinese internet watchdog has launched the "Clear and Bright" campaign last April to remove unwanted content from social media. They will also take strict action against influencers who intentionally showcase a luxurious lifestyle surrounded by money.

One of them is Douyin account (Chinese version of TikTok) owned by Wang Hongquan which is now inaccessible. Wang Hongquan is a content creator who has more than four million followers. In his video uploads, Wang showcases designer clothing, first-class flights, and his jade jewelry collection.

In the explanation, Wang's account has been blocked "due to violations of Douyin's community guidelines." Another account that was targeted for blocking is "Sister Abalone", a woman who recorded her intricately decorated luxury house. She is also often seen wearing diamond and pearl necklaces. Her videos are no longer visible on Bilibili, a site similar to YouTube, on Tuesday.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: Account "Young Master Bo," an influencer who recorded himself driving a Rolls Royce and shopping for rare Hermes Birkin bags, is also no longer visible on Douyin on Tuesday. With a statement saying that he has "violated relevant laws and regulations."

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "The Communist Government of China in recent years has been trying to tighten surveillance on social media celebrities. This is an initiative of President Xi Jinping called "shared prosperity" aimed at reducing economic inequality."