wǎng luò网络bào guāng曝光chéng wéi成为kā mài lóng喀麦隆nián qīng rén年轻人de的xīn新“huò bì货币”
In Cameroon, many young people are studying at university or doing part-time jobs while making videos online, hoping to earn more income and find more job opportunities.
25-year-old Emily gets up very early every morning to edit educational videos and share tips on office software and improving efficiency.
Comedian Dylan also makes money through ads, partnerships, and brand events.
They have found that being seen by more people can help them meet new friends and find internships and jobs.
However, the internet also has dangers, such as account theft, cyberbullying, and fake job postings.
Young people should not click unknown links casually, and they should also protect their personal information.
A young entrepreneur reminds everyone: social media can bring opportunities, but it cannot replace knowledge, training, and work skills.
Online visibility is important, and real skills are just as important.