In recent years, the e-commerce live streaming industry has emerged, and Chinese consumers‘ requirements for product quality, shopping experience and after-sales service have been constantly increasing. Therefore, for e-commerce enterprises, grasping consumers’ satisfaction with live streaming with goods is extremely important. In March 2024, this study conducted in-depth interviews with 20 interviewees in Wuxi City, constructed the main categories and contents of the live streaming with goods satisfaction scale assessment, designed the questionnaire based on this, and collected and retained 325 valid questionnaires through the Questionnaire Star platform from March 23 to 31 of the same year. Later, through empirical analysis, a satisfaction scale system for Chinese consumers‘ e-commerce live streaming covering 3 first-level indicators of anchor characteristics, live streaming interaction and live streaming environment, 5 second-level indicators and 29 items was constructed, filling the gap in related research. It provides a comprehensive evaluation tool for e-commerce enterprises to optimize products and services, formulate marketing strategies, improve the live streaming environment, and enhance the interactive experience, which is of great guiding significance. At the same time, it also provides useful guidance for Korean e-commerce enterprises to understand the needs of Chinese consumers, optimize live streaming content and interactive experience, and improve user retention and loyalty.

Based on the viewpoint of Chinese consumers' perceptions of Femvertising (advertising which portrays women), this study further clarifies the factors of Chinese consumers' perceptions of Femvertising and probes into their influence. Specifically the present study analyzed articles which are discussed on advertising cultures related women model and their social / home roles. Then we conducted survey questions based on the theoretical discussion, and the survey of 583 Chinese consumers showed that Chinese consumers had five factors on Femvertising: female subjectivity, social resistance, female orientation, female empowerment and social commerce. The notable results are that ‘Female subjectivity’, ‘female orientation’ and ‘social resistance’ have a positive and significant effect statistically on purchase intention on the advertising, while ‘social commerciality’ and ‘female empowerment’ have a significant and negative effect on it. These results will help not only scholars who study about advertising with feminine scopes, but also advertising field producers for making efficient advertisements. Further discussions on Femvertising are explained in the current article.