Yes, it is a subsidiary of Hong Kong's notorious Liang Bisi MLM. On the surface, it is formal and will not restrict personal freedom, but there are still corresponding rules inside, and brainwashing parties will be held frequently; There are products, but don't try to make money by selling those products, because they are all so-called "luxury goods" (mostly brands or knockoffs that appear out of thin air) that nobody wants and are extremely expensive. The main way to make a profit is to attract people. Excluding the fact that personal freedom is not restricted, this is a typical to atypical MLM organization. Of course, although they say they will not restrict your personal freedom, they will often lobby you and give you "chicken soup" and "chicken blood". Anyway, they just try their best to pull you down (after all, many people are in debt, of course, they can pull them one by one. )