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Ant Group's Digital Mascot Afu Stars in Spring Festival Gala, Drives Family Adoption Trend
"Health is true happiness. For all things health-related, ask A Fu." In the Lunar New Year of the Horse, during the CCTV Spring Festival Gala on February 16th, the "Ant A Fu" app made an appearance in the skit "Blood Pressure Monitor," marking another tech brand featured on the iconic gala stage.

Ant A Fu officially announced its partnership with CCTV's Healthy Life program on February 10th, swiftly followed by its prime-time debut during the New Year's Eve gala broadcast.
This Chinese New Year, a new trend emerged as young people returning home taught their families to manage health using A Fu. This activity fueled a continuous surge in downloads for the Ant A Fu App, propelling it to the top of the App Store download charts for three consecutive days leading up to New Year's Eve.
As a complimentary health management application, Ant A Fu collaborates with local health commissions and medical insurance bureaus nationwide. It connects users with over 5,000 hospitals and 300,000 certified doctors, offering a full spectrum of services from health Q&A to digital healthcare solutions.
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"Health is true happiness. For all things health-related, ask A Fu." In the Lunar New Year of the Horse, during the CCTV Spring Festival Gala on February 16th, the "Ant A Fu" app made an appearance in the skit "Blood Pressure Monitor," marking another tech brand featured on the iconic gala stage.

Ant A Fu officially announced its partnership with CCTV's Healthy Life program on February 10th, swiftly followed by its prime-time debut during the New Year's Eve gala broadcast.
This Chinese New Year, a new trend emerged as young people returning home taught their families to manage health using A Fu. This activity fueled a continuous surge in downloads for the Ant A Fu App, propelling it to the top of the App Store download charts for three consecutive days leading up to New Year's Eve.
As a complimentary health management application, Ant A Fu collaborates with local health commissions and medical insurance bureaus nationwide. It connects users with over 5,000 hospitals and 300,000 certified doctors, offering a full spectrum of services from health Q&A to digital healthcare solutions.
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