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China’s New Phenomenon: Kua Kua Groups
Article

Cui Huiying

China’s New Phenomenon: Kua Kua Groups

In China, Praising Others on Social Media Can Make You Rich
More Women in China’s Big Cities Are Purchasing Homes than Ever Before
Article

Jing Yibu

More Women in China’s Big Cities Are Purchasing Homes than Ever Before
Why Dual SIM Phones Are Popular In China
Article

Qiu Yihan

Why Dual SIM Phones Are Popular In China
Catering to the Mixed Need for Consumption Upgrading and Degrading Matters More than Taking Sides in the Era of New Retailing
Article

Zeng Xiangling

Catering to the Mixed Need for Consumption Upgrading and Degrading Matters More than Taking Sides in the Era of New Retailing
What’s Behind the Growing Popularity of Spicy Foods in China?
Article

Cyan Capital Research Group

What’s Behind the Growing Popularity of Spicy Foods in China?

And What Business Opportunities Result?
Why Isn’t There a Product like WeChat in the US?
Article

Sun Qinying

Why Isn’t There a Product like WeChat in the US?

A Chinese Observer Gives One Possible Reason – And It Might Surprise You
What Does China’s Middle Class Want?
Article

Li Jing

What Does China’s Middle Class Want?

Aspirations and challenges of the new generations that make up this growing social class
Beneath the Shopping Frenzy: Who Really Benefits From Singles Day?
Article

Chu Bu Liu Xiang

Beneath the Shopping Frenzy: Who Really Benefits From Singles Day?
Why Are Xiaomi and NetEase Entering the Online Home Goods Sector?
Article

Xie Kangyu

Why Are Xiaomi and NetEase Entering the Online Home Goods Sector?
The Chinese Consumer in 2030
Report

The Economist Intelligence Unit

The Chinese Consumer in 2030
2017 Report on the Consumer Trends of Young People
Article

Suishou Technology

2017 Report on the Consumer Trends of Young People
Three Consumer Trends in China You Need to Know
Article

Nan Qi Dao

Three Consumer Trends in China You Need to Know

China's "Consumption Upgrade" Might Not Mean What You Think It Means