Revenge Shopping
First Revenge Buying, Then Panic Selling. Is China’s Luxury Fever Cooling Down?
Chinese HNWIs are selling their Rolex and Hermès to raise quick cash. As the economy tumbles, is luxury really recession-proof? Read More
Is China’s ‘618’ Shopping Fever Cooling Down?
The revenge consumption that emerged in 2020 is hard to replicate in 2022, as Chinese consumers have become more rational and cautious. Read More
How China’s Zero-COVID Policy Will Change the Luxury Market
Mounting layoff anxiety from some of China's most robust industries has started to shake the myth of social mobility for the country’s younger workers. Read More
Why Bling Never Went Out Of Fashion
Jing Daily outlines why bling will remain in style in China and should even be considered integral to luxury brand offerings. Read More
What the World Needs to Learn From Chinese Content Commerce: Part One
In this five-part series, Jing Daily looks into the lessons that every brand should learn from the evolution of content commerce in China. Read More
How K11’s Cultural-Retail Concept Thrived Online In 2020
In a challenging year of lockdowns and capacity limitations, K11's swift digital response ensured its sales saw immense growth in the second half of 2020. Read More
Will Chinese Outlet Malls Work For Luxury Brands in the Post COVID-19 Era?
Whether it’s by adding CRM systems or diversifying product and consumer profiles, outlet malls can still play a role for middle-class Chinese consumers. Read More
