Consumer
Chinese Women in Video Games Leveling Up
From virtual dating to playing strategy games, women now account for nearly half of all players in China’s $16.4 billion mobile gaming industry. Read More
The Purchasing Power of the Only Child
China's one-child policy has produced a large group with economic clout that will continue to purchase luxury goods in the pursuit of happiness. Read More
The Return of Craftsmanship in China
Chinese consumers are paying more attention to craftsmanship than status symbols when it comes to luxury, and it's an opportunity for domestic brands. Read More
Why the Chinese Internet Has a Hate Speech Problem
The feminist writer Zheng Churan observes a correlation between China’s emerging nouveau riche and the rise of xenophobia. Read More
The Rising Potential of China’s New Seniors
While most brands and marketers are focused on China's millennial consumers, it's the Chinese seniors who hold great potential for industries. Read More
Shopping While Chinese: Real Stories of Discrimination
Being Chinese in a luxury store means facing pressure to shop and spend more than others. Here's a look at how Chinese shoppers are treated abroad. Read More
Niche is the New Black in China’s Luxury Landscape
As luxury consumers become younger and more discerning, niche luxury brands have found ways to attract more customers, particularly in China. Read More
Beyond the Middle Kingdom: China’s Homegrown Luxury Brands are Heading West
Chinese shopping habits are changing, with more consumers buying homegrown luxury brands. And those same brands are looking to raise their profiles abroad. Read More
What and Where China’s Beauty Shoppers Buy in Japan Today
A March report by Kantar China reveals a few purchasing behaviors of Chinese female beauty shoppers that brands need to know. Read More
Half of Chinese Luxury Spending To be Domestic by 2025: Bain & Co.
Bain & Co's latest report predicts that by 2025, the disparity between luxury shopping abroad and in China will even out. Read More
