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Backlash to ‘Lipstick King’ Li Jiaqi sparks a new trend, with Chinese brands rolling out 79 RMB deals
The 79 RMB eyebrow pencil at the center of Li Jiaqi’s latest controversy has become a source of inspiration for local brands. Read MoreTop 5 Douyin KOLs fueling China’s travel economy
"Special forces travel" is trending on Douyin, with young tourists packing their itineraries with as many experiences as possible. Discover the top five bloggers fueling China’s travel spree. Read MoreChina will make up almost 90% of Asia Pacific’s duty-free sales by 2027
Within five years, domestic duty-free in the Asia Pacific region will be almost half of the world total. Read MoreGuochao Marketing: Past Its Prime Or Just Getting Started?
Are local consumers getting tired of guochao marketing, or is the craze for China chic only getting started on the mainland? Read MoreKey Lessons From China Brand Failures
Although every brand failure has its own idiosyncratic story, Jing Daily has outlined three of them to help brands succeed in China. Read MoreHow Can Luxury Brands Earn Cultural Credibility From China’s Gen Z?
As China’s Gen Z exhibits a values-driven approach to consumerism, how can luxury players elevate their cultural credibility among this group? Read MoreWhy China’s Young Consumers Love Brand Collaborations
China’s Gen Z and millennial consumers seek novel products that stand out from the crowd, fueling a rapidly evolving culture of innovative “mega-collaborations” between brands. Read MoreA Tale of Two Millennials: India and China
Despite their similarities, India and China’s millennials have evolved in markedly different ways, and there are key differences between the two markets. Read More5 Surprising Facts on the Consumption Habits of China’s Post-00s Generation
A study of 15,000 Chinese born after 2000 finds them eager to connect with their peers and pursue meaningful goals. They are less interested in foreign brands, naked materialism, and… Read MoreWise Up: The Big Mistakes Luxury Brands Are Making With China’s Gen Z
China's Generation Z is remarkably different from the previous generation. These are the mistakes luxury marketers keep making when targeting this group. Read More