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China Bans Effeminate Men and Abnormal Esthetics From TV
China’s male idols are on the chopping block once again as authorities ban “sissy men” on TV. What will brands do with their pretty ambassadors? Read More
What’s China Got Against Rap? Just ask PG One, GAI & Cardi B
As China continues to clamp down on the entertainment industry, it’s now set to ban a host of songs it deems offensive at karaoke bars. Read More
What’s the Cost of WeChat Deleting University LGBTQ Accounts?
WeChat has deleted dozens of LGBT accounts run by Chinese university students. How will this move hurt China’s LGBT community — and WeChat itself? Read More
The First Rule of Clubhouse Is Don’t Talk About Clubhouse
Chinese users flocked to Clubhouse, a US-based, invite-only chat app, to take part in public discussions on sensitive topics. Then China shut it down. Read More
And The Winner Is? WeChat, Of Course!
Having battled all other competitors, WeChat has not only managed to survive, but also thrive, becoming China’s only messaging app. Read More
The Taboo Topics Brands Need to Avoid in China
As anti-China sentiment is meeting China's rising nationalism head-on, new taboo topics have surfaced in China that international brands need to avoid. 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
How Will China’s New Online Video Censorship Affect Luxury Brands?
As the Chinese government has released new regulations on censoring online video content, luxury brands may need to alter their campaigns in China. Read More
China’s Internet Regulators Investigate WeChat, Weibo and Baidu Causing Fresh Concern
China's internet regulators have set up formal investigations into potential violations of the Cybersecurity Law by WeChat, Weibo and Baidu causing fresh concern for luxury brands, which heavily rely on… Read More
Ask Hung Huang | China’s Online Publishing Ban for Foreign Companies
After China's online publishing ban for foreign companies went into effect on March 10, Hung Huang lays out what it means for fashion magazines and luxury brands. Read More
