Qingyu (轻语机场) runs on dedicated BGP and IEPL backbone lines with AnyTLS and Shadowsocks support, so 4K/8K streams start instantly and AI tools stay responsive wherever you are.
No account setup required here · Works with Clash Verge, v2rayNG, Shadowrocket
Qingyu is built around dedicated network infrastructure and modern proxy protocols rather than shared, congested routes.
Traffic runs over dedicated BGP backbone lines rather than shared consumer routes, which keeps peak-hour speeds and latency far more consistent for streaming and video calls.
Choose between the newer AnyTLS protocol and the widely supported Shadowsocks protocol, both compatible with popular third-party client apps across desktop and mobile.
Optimized routing is tuned so 4K and 8K video sources start almost immediately instead of buffering through a slow initial handshake, even during evening peak hours.
Stable, low-latency connections keep AI chat and coding assistants responsive, which matters when you're relying on them for real work rather than casual browsing.
New sign-ups receive a short free trial window and bundled access to an Emby media server as a welcome perk, so you can test real-world performance before committing.
Dedicated lines tuned for TikTok and cross-border e-commerce workflows help sellers manage overseas storefronts and marketing accounts without constant drop-outs.
Most budget proxy services resell the same crowded routes to everyone, so speeds fall apart exactly when you need them most — evenings, weekends, and big product launches. Qingyu instead leans on dedicated BGP and IEPL private line capacity that isn't shared with unrelated public traffic.
That architecture is what makes '秒开' (instant-open) streaming and stable AI sessions realistic rather than a marketing slogan. Video buffering, dropped AI chat sessions, and stalled uploads are usually symptoms of route congestion, not your device or your local network.
Because the underlying lines are dedicated rather than pooled from cheap wholesale capacity, Qingyu can offer meaningfully lower entry-level pricing while still keeping the premium-line experience for streaming, gaming and AI-heavy plans.
Qingyu's user base skews toward three groups: cross-border e-commerce sellers managing TikTok and overseas marketplace accounts, streaming fans who want reliable access to global platforms, and remote workers who lean on AI assistants throughout the day.
For each of these groups the failure mode is the same — a connection that works most of the time isn't good enough when a client call, a product launch, or a long-form video is on the line. Dedicated line capacity and monthly-reset data plans starting from around ¥10 are designed to remove that anxiety.
Every plan includes support for up to five devices, so a laptop, phone and a home streaming box can all stay connected on one subscription instead of juggling separate accounts.
Qingyu supports the AnyTLS protocol as well as the widely used Shadowsocks protocol, with compatibility across common third-party client apps such as Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, v2rayNG, Shadowrocket and sing-box.
Yes. New sign-ups receive a short free trial window (around two hours with a 5GB allowance) plus bundled access to an Emby media server, so you can evaluate real-world speed before choosing a plan.
Plans are budget-friendly and start from around ¥10 per month, scaling up to higher-data tiers for heavier streaming, AI and cross-border e-commerce use. See the pricing page for the full breakdown.
Yes — Qingyu's dedicated lines are tuned for services like Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Spotify, TikTok and YouTube Premium, as well as AI tools including ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.