Ezagoo is a small Chinese internet and e-commerce company incorporated in Nevada that operates through a Beijing subsidiary. The company sells health food and beauty products in China, primarily through WeChat mini-program storefronts licensed from Weimob, a third-party SaaS provider. Ezagoo runs two WeChat-based apps: the ZCZX app, through which it sells goods directly, and the LSM app, through which it earns commissions for e-commerce value-added services. The company previously operated Xindian, a short video and advertising app focused on medical beauty and anti-aging, but shut it down in April 2023 due to competitive pressure from larger platforms. Going forward, Ezagoo is focused on building what it calls a "health industry chain" around three themes — Xin Beauty, Xin Food, and Xin Farm — currently operating in Changsha, China. The company has 28 employees across Beijing and Changsha. Revenue comes from three streams: trading income from direct goods sales, commission income from e-commerce services, and advertising income from the now-defunct Xindian app. Ezagoo does not own its platform infrastructure, which limits technical overhead but creates dependency on Weimob. The business is early-stage and minimal in scale, concentrated in a single city, and its marketing relies heavily on its president's personal network.