Influencers
Influencer Accused of Dressing Inappropriately Sparks Online Debate
A post in which a mother accused a Chinese influencer of being a bad influence on children has gone viral online. What can brands take away from this? Read MoreDeng Lun, Face of Bulgari and Roger Vivier, Fined $16.6 Million for Tax Evasion
On March 15, Deng Lun, brand ambassador of Roger Vivier and Bulgari, was fined $16.6 million for tax evasion. How should Maisons respond to the PR crisis? Read MoreMeet the Chinese Olympians Taking Luxury by Storm
With Weibo’s Hot Search taken over by topics around Beijing 2022, Jing Daily analyzes four Chinese athletes that are worth luxury brands’ attention. Read MoreSu Yiming Is the Rebel That Luxury Needs
Thanks to his standout performance at the Olympics and his cool-kid attitude, Chinese snowboarder Su Yiming is set up for future luxury sponsorships. Read MoreOlympic Skier Eileen Gu Is China’s Hottest Commodity
Skier Eileen Gu is such a unique talent, many believe she’ll become the “savior” of the scandal-ridden celebrity branding market in China. Read MoreWill China’s Attempts to Rein in Celebrity Culture Affect Global Luxury?
China has cracked down on the excesses and debauchery of celebrity culture. But will this clampdown affect luxury retailers’ bottom lines? Read MoreIs ‘Single’s Inferno’ the Next ‘Squid Game’?
The K-drama sensation “Single’s Inferno” is taking over China. But how involved should luxury brands get with the show's reality stars? Read MoreChina’s Influencer Pay Gap Has Closed — But Not Its Culture Gap
The influencer industry is rife with racial inequality. But in China, homegrown KOLs make more than their Western counterparts. So what’s the problem then? Read MoreChina’s Biggest Celebrity Controversies in 2021
2021 was quite the year for celebrity controversies in China. Here, Jing Daily looks at the top moments of the year that has passed. Read MoreWill Viya’s $210 Million Tax Fine Rattle China’s Livestreaming Industry?
Viya, China’s “queen of livestreaming,” has been fined $210.2 million for tax evasion. But what does that mean for China’s once-booming livestream economy? Read More