Lisa Nan
Hainan Lockdowns Kill The Holiday Mood
A COVID-19 outbreak on Hainan has left 80,000 tourists stuck in lockdown. Will this put a dent in the economic potential of the duty-free island? Read More
Why ByteDance’s Attempt To Mimic Xiaohongshu Failed Again
ByteDance’s app Kesong, which resembles Xiaohongshu, was removed from the app store just a few weeks after its release. Where did it go wrong? Read More
China’s High-End Malls Are Now Welcoming Emerging Designers
Chinese designer brands Shushu/Tong and Short Sentence are making their foray into high-end malls. Does this mark a coming of age for homegrown labels? Read More
First Skirts, Now Paintings: Dior Faces More Copycat Accusations In China
For the second time in one month, Dior has been accused of cultural appropriation by Chinese netizens. Will the controversy escalate further? Read More
Loewe Taps China’s Fragrance Market With Paula’s Ibiza Eclectic
In just two months, Loewe's Paula’s Ibiza Eclectic perfume has generated $370,000 in mainland China alone. Rival fragrance makers should take note. Read More
Is Hit C-Drama ‘A Dream of Splendor’ Brands’ Golden Ticket?
Local brands are rushing to join hands with China’s hit series of the year, A Dream of Splendor. Will C-drama IP collaboration be the new marketing craze? Read More
Celebrities Put Their Might Behind China’s Sustainability Agenda
A sustainability-focused exhibition in Shanghai is showcasing donated pieces from Chinese stars, including model Liu Wen and Chanel ambassador Zhou Xun. Read More
EXCLUSIVE: RISE UP Sustainable Fashion Design Challenge Announces Finalists
RISE UP Sustainable Fashion Design Challenge has announced its final winners. Is the future of Chinese fashion looking a lot greener? Read More
How Luxury Can Court China’s $6 Billion Swimwear Market
Luxury could lose out if it doesn’t think local. From tailoring designs to seeding on Xiaohongshu, dive into the dos and don’ts of Chinese swimwear. Read More
Number of Boycotted Brands On Rise In China
Since 2016, China has boycotted 78 foreign companies — a six-fold increase compared to the preceding eight years. How can brands brace themselves? Read More
