Gen-Z
Move Over Lying Flat, Let It Rot Is Here
Brands need to update their vocabulary. “Let it rot” is the latest buzzword in China, another sign that Gen Z is disillusioned with their lives. Read More
‘It’s An Addiction’: Over 60 Million Chinese Netizens Are Playing Sheep A Sheep
China’s latest craze is a tile matching passthrough challenge — Sheep A Sheep. The mini-game’s popularity is no coincidence, but the result of a shrewd strategy of user engagement. Read More
How Gen Z Is Reshaping China’s Half-A-Trillion Wedding Market
Driven by Gen Z couples, China’s wedding sector will triple in size this year. But how do the demands of this generation differ from those before it? Read More
Top Beauty Brands Flock To Shanghai’s International Cosmetic Festival
At Shanghai’s International Cosmetic Festival, beauty brands like Prada, Fenty, and L’Oreal will launch new products online, offline, and in the metaverse. Read More
Neo-Chinese Fashion Shows That Guochao Is Here To Stay
While not new, “neo-Chinese fashion” is seeing a revival — with searches surging 15,945 percent on Xiaohongshu as of June. What’s behind the hot trend? Read More
7Up, Skaters, And The Pet Economy: China Collabs of the Week
Whether its partnering with beverage brands or creating mini streetwear apparel for pets, brands are finding new ways to connect to Gen Z in China. Read More
Riding The Wave Into China’s Latest Hype — Land Surfing
Land surfing is taking off in China. Over the past two years alone, 6 million locals have adopted the new hobby. How can brands tap the craze? Read More
From Bloke Core To Cadre Chic: How Brands Can Capitalize On Gen Z Fashion
China’s Gen Z men are taking social media inspiration from both home and abroad to switch up their wardrobes. Here are the hottest trends of the summer. Read More
Gen Z Keep Their Cool With China’s New Sunwear Trend
Demand for protection from heatwaves has given rise to the Gen-Z pursuit of all things sun-related. Jing Daily explores why this trend is a hit with youth. Read More
China’s Love Of Hanfu Is Here To Stay
Hanfu bas become much more than a niche Gen-Z interest. Its revival of subculture and tradition signals a paradigm shift in taste for young consumers. Read More
