Who Is Xing’s World? YouTuber trends after creating cat-sized McDonald’s in his miniature Cat Town

The internet has found its latest obsession, and it comes in the form of a miniature fast-food joint for cats. A Chinese creator known as Xing’s World is going viral after unveiling his latest DIY masterpiece, a McDonald’s-inspired restaurant built entirely for his pets. The project is part of a larger feline metropolis he calls Cat Town, and it’s taking YouTube by storm.Xing Zhilei, better known online as Xing’s World, has built his channel around DIY miniatures designed specifically for animals. From elaborate garages to tiny movie theaters, each project blends precision engineering with pure imagination. His goal? To give pets a chance to “experience the human world” on their own scale.Over the past two years, his audience has grown rapidly, thanks to short, highly shareable videos that rarely run longer than three minutes. Viewers often describe his builds as “wholesome escapism,” which is detailed enough to impress architects, but playful enough to charm any cat lover.The McDonald’s-inspired eatery is just the newest addition to Cat Town, Xing’s ongoing miniature city project for his cats. Earlier this summer, he revealed a fully functioning subway system complete with platforms and trains small enough for his pets to explore. He then expanded the city with shops, supermarkets, and even a cozy spa.Now, the fast-food spot, nicknamed MeowDonald’s, is stealing the spotlight. With neon signage, food displays, and tiny seating areas, the restaurant looks like a real fast-food chain shrunk down for cats. Every piece was handmade, with Xing clarifying that no AI tools were involved: “It took me three months to finish this. Every single thing was built by human effort.”Part of what makes Xing’s work so captivating is how it combines technical craftsmanship with storytelling. Viewers don’t just see tiny chairs and glowing signs, they see pets navigating their own miniature city, complete with transportation and dining options.Fans praised the dedication, joking that his cats are “living better than most people.” Others noted how Xing has built a channel that avoids gimmicks and instead thrives on creativity, detail, and genuine love for animals.