I was scrolling through Weibo during my lunch break at a dim sum restaurant in San Francisco when Tian Xuning’s birthday merchandise announcement popped up. The photo of that adorable rabbit plushie keychain immediately took me back to my college days in Beijing, when my roommate and I would crowd around a single phone screen watching variety shows.
What really caught my eye was the NFC smart pendant – ‘touch to jump to the birthday single and MV behind-the-scenes,’ it promised. I could almost feel the excitement of tapping that pendant and hearing new music instantly. But then reality hit: my friend in Toronto messaged me last week saying she couldn’t even watch Tian’s latest performance video without it buffering every ten seconds.
The AR card concept is genius though – ‘a talking card that unlocks customized warm messages.’ I remember when my cousin in Sydney tried to show me an AR filter from a Chinese variety show, but her phone just displayed ‘content not available in your region.’ She said the disappointment felt like opening a beautifully wrapped gift box only to find it empty.
That pull-apart instant photo and the four-grid life shots? Pure nostalgia. They remind me of printing photos with friends after school, the chemical smell of the photo studio mixing with street food aromas. But for overseas fans, these physical mementos become even more precious when digital content keeps freezing or showing that dreaded ‘playback error’ message.
Here’s what hit me hardest: the human-shaped standee described as a ‘desktop charging companion.’ It’s not just about merchandise – it’s about having that connection when you’re thousands of miles away. When content buffers or gets blocked, that connection feels broken. I’ve seen fans in London time their schedules to match China’s peak hours just hoping for smoother streaming, only to still face interruptions.
The预售 (pre-sale) starts September 29th at 9:19 AM China time. For international fans, timing isn’t just about catching the sale – it’s about calculating time differences while battling connectivity issues. It shouldn’t be this hard to support artists we love from abroad.
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