Jing Daily draws on new data to break down the high-wire balancing act high-end houses face: protect profit vs preserve customer loyalty.

Hip-hop’s biggest names now perform where they once faced bans, as China reframes censorship for tourism revenue.

For independent designers, major fashion weeks bring global exposure but high costs, with rising platforms in Shanghai and Seoul offering vital alternatives.

Post-pandemic health consciousness drives Chinese consumers toward premium athletic wear, positioning Anta to challenge global giants Nike and Adidas.

Government backing, millions of engaged consumers, and a burgeoning outdoor market convince luxury maisons from Bottega Veneta to Balenciaga to conquer new peaks

As Anta, Nike and Coach embrace ‘instant retail’ in China, convenience transforms into luxury’s latest battleground.

The research delivers a stark message to businesses: Adapt to the evidence-based, geographically diverse, niche-focused consumer reality, or risk irrelevance

Domestic champions like Luckin, BYD, and Laopu are leveraging price, cultural relevance, and digital-first strategies as global giants scramble to localize.

Consumer spending forecast to grow just 1.3% this year as high household debt continues dragging on domestic demand despite rate cuts designed to boost purchasing power.

While Ralph Lauren and Balenciaga find success with animation marketing, Hermès discovers that artistic excellence doesn’t guarantee Chinese market approval.

Korean ‘quiet luxury’ labels and Indonesian niche brands offer identity and innovation at prices European rivals struggle to match.

For luxury brands, the new wave of Asian high-net-worth influencers like Becca Bloom and Mei Leung offer unfiltered market research.