article_snippet: A recent report on 163.com, one of China's most-read websites, suggested that such hostesses, who are hired by gaming platforms to commentate on online video games and host live events in scanty clothing, are among the best-paid people in China.
article_snippet: Han Yiying, China’s top-paid e-sport hostess, was paid around ¥17 million (£1.8 million) to join a gaming company at the end of 2014.
article_snippet: Xiao Xue (pictured) is an e-sport hostess and is recently featured by 163.com, one of China's largest websites .
article_snippet: Han's income almost caught up with Liu Xiang, a hugely popular Olympic gold medalist from China.
article_snippet: Han Yiying (right) and Ruo Feng, two of the most influential e-sport hostesses in China .
article_snippet: Bella is another super popular e-sport hostess in China .
article_snippet: There are around 20 well-paid e-sport hostess in China, including Taiwan-born Xie Yitong (right)
article_snippet: Han is one of a growing number of professional and highly paid e-sport hostesses, with at least 20 reported to be earning similar money.
highlights_snippet: Ms Han is the top-paid e-sport hostess in China .
  