lower-tier cities
Meet China’s New, Young Luxury Heroes For 2021
China’s post-COVID-19 market is crucial, and its luxury consumers are much younger than in other parts of the world. But who are they? Read More
Predictions For The Chinese Luxury Market In 2021
Mainland China’s luxury consumers are more integral to luxury than ever. With that, here are Jing Daily’s predictions for the 2021 Chinese luxury market. Read More
China Clamps Down on the Group Buying Craze
As 2020 draws to a close, China continues to clamp down on its pool of internet giants. This time, turning its attention on group buying. Read More
‘Problematic’ JD Finance’s Ad Causes Netizen Uproar
A JD Finance ad mocking a low-income loan target is being bashed across China’s internet for not upholding morally upright values. Read More
The Challenge of Chinese Lower-Tier Cities for Luxury Brands
Compared to their higher-tier city counterparts, luxury consumers in lower-tier cities are interested less in bling and more in longevity and reliability. Read More
These First-Time Luxury Buyers Are Shaping The Market
Gen-Z luxury buyers are the product of China’s rising middle-class. But will this teenage generation become a golden ticket for luxury brands? Read More
Alimama Predicts Gen Zers and Lower-Tier Cities Will Rule Fashion
Alimama, Alibaba’s marketing, technology, and big-data platform, just released an insight report profiling fashion trends and consumer behaviors in China. Read More
Ruder Finn & CSG 2020 Forecast Shows Silver Lining in the China Luxury Market
Despite the overall dampened consumer confidence shared among mainland and Hong Kong respondents, online channel and lower-tier cities show great potential. Read More
Anna Sui Thinks China is Ready to Inspire Asia
Legendary designer Anna Sui made her mark on fashion in the 1990s, but in a very different market, will she be able to win over Chinese consumers now? Read More
Jing Daily City Guide: Nanjing
The first of Jing Daily's new city guides takes a look at Nanjing: a tier-2 city with over 8 million people a lot of disposable income. Read More
