Inside a Chinese internet censorship centre

Inke has grown quickly amid China’s live-streaming frenzy that started in 2016, to become one of the top live-streaming apps in the country with some 25 million monthly active users.

Working as the manager of Inke’s content monitoring department, Zhiheng leads a team of about 1,200 people who watch all streams on the platform to censor irregular behaviour, pornography and politically sensitive content.

(Photo: SCMP’s Lea Li)