Kun Peng International is a small Chinese e-commerce company that sells health care products to individual consumers in China through two online platforms. The first, King Eagle Mall, is a mobile social e-commerce app where registered members purchase dietary supplements, nutritional health foods, beauty and cosmeceutical products, and general household products. The second, Kun Zhi Jian, initially focused on selling physiotherapy equipment (such as thermal therapy cabins) to wholesalers and retailers, and has since expanded into a broader health product marketplace that also includes a health advisory service center offering diet and nutritional guidance based on customer health profiles. Kun Peng does not manufacture any products; it sources them from third-party suppliers and earns a margin on sales. Revenue is driven by active platform membership and product purchase volume across both retail and wholesale channels. The company markets through social media, mobile app stores, offline events, and a sales agent network. Kun Peng operates through a VIE structure, meaning U.S. investors hold shares in a Nevada holding company with no direct equity ownership of the Chinese operating entity — rights over the operating business are defined solely by contractual agreements. The company is early-stage, unprofitable, and relies on outside financing rather than operating cash flows.