Where to Watch Chinese Anime in the Internet

With the sudden surge on the demand and popularity of Chinese anime nowadays, there's no doubt that viewers are now looking for a permanent place where they could enjoy this new trend in the anime industry. This could be attributed to the mainstream popularity of The King's Avatar which is currently the considered as the most popular Chinese anime.

• Read: Top Chinese Anime that You Check Out

However, there are dozens of good Chinese anime out there, just waiting to be unraveled and discovered by the viewers. Although, the availability of the sources where viewers can watch as the story unfold in these different Chinese anime, the internet is not lacking for this awesome places. There's always this certain getaway, haven, or hideout for the audience to follow the story of their favorite Chinese anime, and it all comes from different mediums and portals that could be found online. 

Hence, we would like to share this decent recommendations of awesome places where one can enjoy watching Chinese anime to satisfy their own appetite and cravings. The following are among the sites that specialized in sharing and providing all the stuffs that we all need about Chinese anime and similar stuffs. A little bit of warning, this may even influence you to start reading Chinese novels too. 

Bilibili (www.bilibili.com)

Hosting video content, Bilibili is one of the fastest growing video sharing website in China. The users can sign up and submit, view, and add commentary subtitles on different videos. Aside from anime, Bilibili also host videos for entertainment contents such as music, movies, drama, and even on science and technology. The website is also popular among game fanatics as Bilibili also offers game, usually those ACG mobile games. 

Tencent Video (www.v.qq.com)

A Chinese video streaming website with over 63 million subscribers, making it one of the biggest video hosting website in the country. 

iQiyi (www.iqiyi.com)

Currently, one of the biggest online video sites in China with more than 500 million active users per month. 

Youku (www.youku.com)

Another big name in online video hosting sites in China. An authorized streaming site for Chinese anime together with other Bilibili and iQiyi. 

YouTube

There are several groups of translators that upload their works on their YouTube channel and all ready for your eyes to see. The following are among the YouTube channels of Chinese anime translators that you should check out.

• Guodong Subs (www.guodongsubs.com)

This channel mainly uploads romance and comedy Chinese anime such as I'm Joybo, The Fox Spirit Matchmaker, and Cupid's Chocolate.

• Read: I'm Joybo Chinese Anime First Impression

• HaxTalks (www.haxtalks.com)

HaxTalks usually uploads action Chinese anime such as Soul Land, Sword Dynasty, The King's Avatar, and Spirit Realm series. 

• Bayi Subs (www.bayi-subs.neocities.org)

Bayi Subs is more like a combination of HaxTalks and Guodong Subs and uploads both popular and non-mainstream Chinese anime. 

KissAnime

This giant name among anime sites also have tons of Chinese anime on their archives. Although, they only have most of the mainstream or hyped titles added with limited choices for non-mainstream Chinese anime.