Consumer Insights
China’s ‘996’ Backlash Continues with ‘Worker Lives Matter’ Campaign
Chinese employees are protesting “996” culture again with a campaign that compiles the working hours of the country’s biggest firms. Read More
Why China Could Become First in Secondhand Luxury
Secondhand luxury platforms that can persuade Chinese consumers to consign parts of their collections will secure a years-long stream of inventory. Read More
Half Of Chinese Women Don’t Want To Marry. Should Luxury Worry?
Nearly half of China’s young, urban women said they do not plan to marry. Should that worry luxury brands? Read More
Secondhand Luxury Platform Profile: Alibaba’s Idle Fish
Alibaba's Idle Fish has become the dominant force in China's booming secondhand market, with around 300 million registered users. Read More
How to Avoid Missing Out on China’s Luxury Resale Boom
As more consumers find their wardrobes bursting with unused apparel and accessories, China is now a booming market for secondhand luxury goods. Read More
How Chinese Collectors Drive Luxury Demand
As collectors search for appealing investments, a new generation of young Chinese want luxury goods as assets that also reflect individuality and status. Read More
The “Cool Factor” Driving Secondhand Luxury Sales in China
The rise of dedicated interest-based platforms has given a millennial and Gen Z-palatable sheen to secondhand luxury in China. Read More
Takeaways From Jing Daily’s Webinar “The Future of C-Beauty: Cosmetics, Gen Z and Influence”
Our recent webinar on the future of C-Beauty was packed with innovative case studies and best practices to appeal to Chinese consumers. Read More
Why China’s Shopping Festivals and Holidays Are Key For Fragrance Brands
Holidays such as Qixi offer compelling opportunities for overseas fragrance brands to create special offerings for Chinese consumers. Read More
Good News For Luxury? 60% Of China’s College Kids Expect To Be Millionaires
Over 60 percent of college students think their yearly earnings will reach one million yuan within ten years after graduation. Are luxury brands listening? Read More
